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As regards the potential pathogenetic mechanisms linking AAF and low temperature, it seems conceivable that the seasonal incidence (e.g., including acute-onset as well as the reacutization form of AF, both symptomatic and silent) may be at least partially attributed to diseases with a similar seasonal pattern, for example those co-morbidities that prevail during the winter which may be significant triggers of increased sympathetic activity and cardiac arrhythmias, such as pneumonia, exacerbations of COPD, stroke and myocardial infarction.
Because there may be significant correlations between average annual temperature and socioeconomic variables this can result in effects of multicollinearity in regression analyses such as the unreliability of the p-values of regression coefficients ( Cohen et al., 2013 ).
Cold temperatures, stress, and violence.
Heliyon · 2019 · PMC6522663