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So basically, if you have a diabetic patient with high ischemic risk, long term monotherapy with Plavix, after standard dual antiplatelet therapy, may provide lower ischemic events compared with aspirin only with similar bleeding rates.
I have observed this in practice too.
Congratulations to JACC Interv on great paper
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Clopidogrel vs Aspirin According to Diabetes Mellitus: A Prespecified Analysis of the SMART-CHOICE 3 Trial: @JACCJournals
🥸 Plavix only as monotherapy in patients with DM: SMART-CHOICE 3
😱 Nice paper in JACC Interv
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Enjoying dinner in NOLA with my coresidents. I am going to miss these people next year. Here is to many #ACC meetings together to come 😭🫶
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🆕 ACC/AHA Guideline on the Management of Dyslipidemia offers a comprehensive “one-stop shop” for addressing the evaluation, management & monitoring of individuals w/ dyslipidemias.
Read the full guideline in #JACC: bit.ly/4cLB0J0 #cvLipids #ClinicalGuidelines
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FINEARTS-HF: Finerenone was associated w/ higher rates of post-baseline systolic BP <100 mm Hg & investigator-reported hypotension & had no significant difference in treatment effect based on baseline kidney function.
Get details ➡️ bit.ly/4pzVQOd #JACCHF #HeartFailure
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Meta-analysis of four randomized trials found β-blockers did not reduce mortality, recurrent #MyocardialInfarction (MI), heart failure, or revascularization in patients with preserved left ventricular ejection fraction after MI. ja.ma/3YxqWuJ
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.@ESC_President Thomas Lüscher offers his insights and take-home message on the OCEAN Randomized Trial
#ESCTVOntheRoad 🚍 at #AHA25
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Key updates in valvular heart disease management: insights from the 2025 ESC/EACTS Guidelines
🔗pcronline.com/News/Whats-new…
@Sticchi_Alex provides his take ✍️on what's new & hot in the new VHD Guidelines!
#interventionalcardiology
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In patients with cardiogenic shock who required invasive mechanical ventilation, rates of failed extubation were similar to patients with other critical illnesses, according to a study published in #JACCAdvances.
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