Atrial fibrillation (also called A-fib or AF) is a common rapid heart rhythm condition in which the electrical impulses that control muscle contractions in the upper chambers of the heart or atria become rapid and chaotic.
A-fib is also the most common heart rhythm disorder in the United States, with over 160,000 new cases being diagnosed each year. That’s why St.Vincent Heart Center of Indiana has developed an A-fib Center of Excellence providing a total care approach for patients with atrial fibrillation from some of the best electrophysiologists in the state. In addition to providing comprehensive services, the A-fib Center of Excellence serves as a resource for referring physicians, patients, and their families to help them understand A-fib and the variety of treatment options available.
Learn more about electrophysiology at St.Vincent Heart Center of Indiana.