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A fixed 5000 IU heparin dose achieved consistent RAO prevention across all weight groups, with rates ranging from 1.9% to 3.0%, suggesting potential benefits of standardized protocols.

The LAA’s role as the predominant site for thrombus formation in AFib patients positions LAAO as a significant therapeutic approach for stroke prevention.