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Cerebrum is a free, curated library of medicine notes, crowd-sourced from medical students and doctors all over the world.

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What are the causes of Atrial Fibrillation?

  1. Ischemic Heart Disease

  2. Rheumatic Heart Disease

  3. Thyrotoxicosis

  4. Alcohol

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