How relevant is the ISCHEMIA trial to a rapid access chest pain clinic cohort of patients?

G.M Connolly; J Mora; E Sammut; M Kashyap; A Dastidar; A Gall; K De Silva; N Joshi; S Dorman; J Strange; T Johnson

doi:10.1093/ehjci/ehaa946.1414

How relevant is the ISCHEMIA trial to a rapid access chest pain clinic cohort of patients?

G.M Connolly, J Mora, E Sammut, M Kashyap, A Dastidar, A Gall, K De Silva, N Joshi, S Dorman, J Strange, T Johnson

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Abstract

The ISCHEMIA trial demonstrated that optimal medical therapy (OMT) is not inferior to an early interventional approach for stable angina. This could significantly impact on clinical practice. This study aimed to check the relevance of the ISCHEMIA trial in a real-world population of patients referred to a tertiary centre with recent onset chest pain (CP).

Original language	English
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1093/ehjci/ehaa946.1414
Publication status	Published - 1 Nov 2020

Keywords

Chest Pain
ischaemic heart disease
coronary intervention (PCI)
Angina

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