Atrial Fibrillation in Kidney Disease: Risk Assessment, Anticoagulation and Device-based Interventions

2 Apr 2027 14:00 15:30
Banquet Hall

Managing atrial fibrillation in chronic and end-stage kidney disease means balancing thrombotic and bleeding risk against an evidence base full of gaps. This session opens with the risk prediction tools available in CKD/ESKD and what they mean for care, then examines how those risks translate into real-world anticoagulation decisions for patients with kidney disease and atrial fibrillation. It closes by asking whether left atrial appendage occlusion devices offer a genuine alternative when anticoagulation itself carries too much risk, weighing their benefits and limitations in this population.

Time Session
14:00
14:22
Calculating risk, changing care: risk prediction and its implications in CKD/ESKD
14:22
14:45
Anticoagulation in atrial fibrillation and kidney disease: a decision without an easy answer
Wolfgang Winkelmayer Speaker
14:45
15:07
An alternative to anticoagulation? Left atrial appendage devices and their risk-benefit in kidney disease
Lim Choon Pin Speaker
15:07
15:30
Q&A