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Drs. Storey, Kereiakes, and Montalescot discuss the use of point-of-care testing to assess antiplatelet responsiveness, including strategies for treating poor responders.
It is becoming clear that dual antiplatelet therapy may need frequent reevaluation and monitoring in patients following an acute coronary syndrome (ACS). Join Drs. Peter P. Toth and Christopher P. Cannon who will address a number of challenging decision points that can occur in the long-term management of these patients.
This webcast will feature a case-based approach to discuss individualized antiplatelet therapy in a high-risk patient with ST-segment-elevation myocardial infarction.
What dictates choice of antiplatelet therapy? What are the predictors of cardiac events in medically managed patients with ACS? Drs. Ohman, Cohen, and Mehran discuss these important questions based on recent data in the "Late Night Report."
A case-based approach will be used to highlight the latest developments in the individualized initial and long-term management of patients with acute coronary syndrome (ACS) to optimize patient outcomes in the cardiology setting.
Join Drs. Harrington, Turpie, and Singer for a discussion on novel antiplatelet and anticoagulant therapy in acute coronary syndromes and atrial fibrillation.
What is the optimal duration of dual antiplatelet therapy in patients with DES? Drs. Kandzari, Mauri, and Rao discuss data from the ACC conference and the ongoing DAPT study.
How do we treat poor clopidogrel responders? Routine invasive strategy reduces CV outcomes, but what is the best strategy for medically managed patients? Join Drs. Ohman, Topol, and Fox as they discuss these controversial issues in "Testing the Trialists."
Join our international panel of experts, Drs. Bhatt, Cannon, Gurbel, and Storey, as they discuss new data on antiplatelet therapies for patients with ACS.
Join Dr. John Alexander for an interactive clinical update on novel antiplatelet and anticoagulant therapy in acute coronary syndromes and atrial fibrillation.
CHAMPION, PLATO, and OPTIMUS were among the trials featured at AHA. Read Dr. Prasad's review and watch presentations by Drs. Angiolillo, Gurbel, Harrington, and Storey.
Drs. Toth and McPherson discuss the importance of collaboration between PCPs and cardiologists in managing patients with ACS to decrease adverse outcomes and mortality. They review the ACC/AHA guidelines for appropriate length of therapy, risk-factor reduction, and medication use before and after interventions.
Dr. Steg introduces a discussion between Drs. Gershlick and Hamon on achieving a balance between favorable outcomes and reducing bleeding in STEMI patients.
Dr. Holmvang presents 2 cases of stent thrombosis to Dr. Kristensen outlining risk factors and potential strategies to prevent this catastrophic event.
What are the implications of recent data on the antiplatelet agents in ACS for Europe? Recorded at the 2009 ACS Masterclass in Copenhagen, Denmark, Dr. Clemmensen leads a roundtable discussion with Drs. Collet, Kristensen, and Schühlen.
Join Drs. Alexander, Becker, and Weitz for a discussion on the coagulation cascade, its link to platelet function, and the risk/benefit and clinical utility of agents that target the coagulation cascade and platelet receptors.
Recently reported and new trials of antiplatelet therapy continue to redefine optimal management strategies for patients with atherothrombotic disease and patients with atrial fibrillation. Drs. Harrington, Angiolillo, Bhatt, Connolly, Mehta, and Simon discuss guidelines? recommendations for the use of antiplatelet therapies and the potential impact of emerging data regarding currently used and novel antiplatelet agents.
Drs. Storey, Kereiakes, and Montalescot discuss the use of point-of-care testing to assess antiplatelet responsiveness, including strategies for treating poor responders.
Dr. Steg introduces a discussion between Drs. Gershlick and Hamon on achieving a balance between favorable outcomes and reducing bleeding in STEMI patients.
Our international panel of experts, Drs. Hamm, Verheugt, Dauerman, and Rao, give their insights into which antiplatelet and antithrombotic agents they prefer to use and when.
It is becoming clear that dual antiplatelet therapy may need frequent reevaluation and monitoring in patients following an acute coronary syndrome (ACS). Join Drs. Peter P. Toth and Christopher P. Cannon who will address a number of challenging decision points that can occur in the long-term management of these patients.
This webcast will feature a case-based approach to discuss individualized antiplatelet therapy in a high-risk patient with ST-segment-elevation myocardial infarction.