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Cardiovascular Health > Cardioversion
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Cardioversion Defined
The use of electrical therapy to return the heart to a normal rhythm. Cardioversion is usually performed on patients who have atrial fibrillation or other rhythm disturbances, which are not controlled by a medical treatment. (Read more)
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Sanofi Drug for Heart Rhythm Disorder Is Approved
Published July 3, 2009, 9:36 am, New York Times
Sanofi plans to begin marketing Multaq, generically known as dronedarone, in the United States this summer.
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