Evaluate innovative and evidence-based approaches for arrhythmia detection in patients presenting with embolic stroke of undetermined source (ESUS), including perspectives from clinicians and industry stakeholders to improve monitoring and detection of atrial fibrillation by wearables, external monitoring and implantable cardiac monitors. This roundtable will explore novel and groundbreaking techniques, efforts, and technology advancements that allow clinicians to identify and improve atrial fibrillation detection in a patient cohort at-risk for recurrent stroke. Additional innovative treatment approaches in patients with cryptogenic stroke with therapies targeted to reduce recurrent thromboembolism and improve patient outcomes will also be explored.

Laura Flynn
Advanced Practice Lead Nurse Practitioner
Valley Health System

Jonathan Hsu
Professor of Medicine & Cardiac Electrophysiologist
UC San Diego Health

Brett C. Meyer
Stroke Neurologist and Co-Director of the Stroke Center | Professor of Clinical Neurosciences in the Department of Neurosciences | Clinical Director of Telehealth
UCSD Medical Center | University of California, San Diego

Ravi Shah
Cardiac Electrophysiologist | Co-founder and Clinical Lead, AI in Cardiology Research Collaboration
Atrium Health Sanger HVI I Penn State

Moderator
Jonathan Piccini
Cardiac Electrophysiologist & Professor of Medicine and Population Health | Director of the Cardiac Electrophysiology section
Duke University Hospital and the Duke Clinical Research Institute | Duke Heart Center