“…3 Moreover, patients treated with ranolazine showed a tendency toward reduced new-onset AF (P ¼ .08), although the incidence of AF was relatively low in this trial. 4 All sodium channel blockers are able to inhibit both I Na,late and I Na,peak . There is evidence that in the failing ventricle, inhibition of I Na,peak by ranolazine is much less potent than that of I Na,late , with IC 50 values of 6.5 mmol/L (I Na,late ) and 244 mmol/L (I Na,peak ), 114 although this remains controversial as some reports show inhibition of I Na,peak also in the ventricle by ranolazine.…”