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Quantify the effect of an innovative weight loss management on rhythm control.
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Rationale: Weight reduction promotes reversed atrial remodeling in obese AF patients.
Objective: Quantify the effect of an innovative weight loss management on rhythm control.
Study design: Multi-center, double-blind, randomized, parallel group, placebo-controlled trial of semaglutide 2.4 mg versus placebo.
Study population: Adults with obesity and new onset persistent AF scheduled for electrical cardioversion.
Intervention: semaglutide 2.4 mg subcutaneous (s.c.) once weekly (index) compared to placebo (control), at the background of standard obesity treatment (combined lifestyle intervention) and cardiology follow-up management in both arms.
Main study parameters/endpoints: The primary efficacy clinical endpoint of the trial is assessed at 12 months by a 7 point scale. Only the worst clinical outcome will be retained as the primary efficacy outcome. The 7 mutually exclusive outcomes hierarchically ranked from worst to best are:
Arrhythmic death while using anti-arrhythmic drugs (Vaughn-Williams class I or III)*
AF despite pulmonary vein isolation
AF despite current use of anti-arrhythmic drugs (Vaughn-Williams class I or III)
AF without a pulmonary vein isolation and without the current use of anti-arrhythmic drugs (Vaughn-Williams class I or III)
Sinus rhythm on the 12-lead ECG with the use of a pulmonary vein isolation
Sinus rhythm on the 12-lead ECG with current use of anti-arrhythmic drugs (Vaughn-Williams class I or III)
Sinus rhythm on the 12-lead ECG without the current use of anti-arrhythmic drugs (Vaughn-Williams class I or III) and without a pulmonary vein isolation
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Symptomatic, first detected (at maximum 6 months prior to enrollment) persistent AF -
Age ≥ 18
Obesity, as defined as:
Scheduled ECV
Written informed consent
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280 participants in 2 patient groups, including a placebo group
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Leonard Voorhout, MSc
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