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Recurrent Angina: New Tools for an Old Problem

Recurrent Angina: New Tools for an Old Problem. Angina in the United States: Morbidity and Age-Related Issues. Nonflow-Limiting Lesions Are the Principal Progenitors of Most Acute MI Events. Meta-analysis of PCI vs Medical Therapy Trials: Death and Nonfatal MI Outcomes.

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Recurrent Angina: New Tools for an Old Problem

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  1. Recurrent Angina: New Tools for an Old Problem

  2. Angina in the United States: Morbidity and Age-Related Issues

  3. Nonflow-Limiting Lesions Are the Principal Progenitors of Most Acute MI Events

  4. Meta-analysis of PCI vs Medical Therapy Trials: Death and Nonfatal MI Outcomes

  5. Chronic Stable Coronary Artery Disease Performance Measurement Set

  6. 75-Year-Old Woman With T2DM

  7. 75-Year-Old Woman (cont)

  8. 75-Year-Old Woman (cont): Medications

  9. Reductions in A1c Seen With Ranolazine Use in Randomized Trials

  10. 53-Year-Old Woman

  11. 53-Year-Old Woman (cont)

  12. 53-Year-Old Woman (cont): Family History

  13. 53-Year-Old Woman (cont): Medications and Lab Results

  14. 53-Year-Old Woman (cont): Clinical Decision Point

  15. Microvascular Coronary Dysfunction in Women With Angina and Ischemia, but no Obstructive CAD

  16. WISE: 5-Year Rates of CV Outcomes in Symptomatic Women With No CAD vs Nonobstructive CAD

  17. Nonobstructive CAD and All-Cause Mortality

  18. Plan of Care for Chronic Stable Coronary Artery Disease

  19. 53-Year-Old Woman (cont): Clinical Decision Point

  20. DASI: Measures Functional Capacity and Assesses Aspects of Quality of Life

  21. Program Summary

  22. Abbreviations

  23. Abbreviations

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