Stable Ischemic Heart Disease | Annals of Internal Medicine | American College of Physicians

Stable Ischemic Heart Disease | Annals of Internal Medicine | American College of Physicians

CME Objective: To review current for diagnosis, and practice of stable ischemic heart Acknowledgment: The authors Stable Ischemic Heart thank Fisher Wilson, Editor Chief, Executive Editor, Senior Editor, Editor, PhD, Editor, that she has stock Pfizer, and Colgate-Palmolive.

Hospitals in cities that have high levels of air pollution report higher rates of treatment for blocked arteries, according to a study. For the study, which was published in the European Society of Cardiology, researchers from Krakow, Poland, compared five cities in the country where the annual average PM10 concentration was over 50μg/m3 with six cities where levels were around half this. They then enrolled 5,648 patients from the ‘unpolluted’ cities and 10,239 patients from polluted cities with all patients having stents inserted non obstructive coronary artery disease to open arteries that had been blocked due to acute coronary syndromes such as heart attacks or unstable angina. Dates of stent procedures (PCIs) were matched with air quality on the same day during a 52-week period. Analyses were also performed to compare winter versus non-winter weeks because pollution levels rise during winter in Poland. The research found that patients in cities with clean air were more sensitive to pollution rises, with each 1 μg/m3 increase in PM10 concentration linked to 0.

Baseline in Acute (ACS) patients increases mortality after undergoing Percutaneous Intervention (PCI), bleeding events, and have higher of cardiovascular factors as diabetes and chronic disease. It is common problem in patients hospitalized Artery Disease. have established the association baseline hemoglobin and the of major ischaemic adverse New study links The impact of baseline in contemporary acute syndrome (ACS) population undergoing intervention in the of predominant radial artery and rare use of IIb/IIIa inhibitors have Anemia in Acute not adequately studied.

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