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CV Risk Doesn't End in the Cath Lab

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1 CV Risk Doesn't End in the Cath Lab

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3 Program Themes

4 Adjusted Risk of All-Cause Death in Post-MI Survivors

5 Primary Efficacy Endpoint Over Time (PLATO) Composite of CV Death, MI, or Stroke

6 Primary Endpoint Through Follow-Up in the SOLID-TIMI 52 Trial

7 68-Year-Old Man: STEMI Treated With BMS

8 Thrombotic vs Bleeding Risk

9 Patients Outcomes After Recent Index MI or ADP Blocker Discontinuation

10 Case 2: 74-Year-Old Woman With NSTEMI

11 Case 2: Discharge Medications

12 Intensification of Lipid Therapy?

13 Additional Risk Factors to Consider

14 Bleeding Risk Associated With Elevated GDF-15 in Ticagrelor vs Placebo-Treated Patients in PEGASUS

15 Reasons for and Implications of Elevated GDF-15 Level

16 Increased Ischemic Risk Identified: What to Consider?

17 COMPASS: Primary Endpoint* Rivaroxaban Plus Aspirin vs Aspirin Alone

18 COMPASS: Additional Outcomes

19 EUCLID Subgroup: Prior Revascularization

20 PEGASUS: PAD Subgroup

21 Anti-inflammatory Therapy as Secondary CVD Prevention

22 Case 3: 58-Year-Old Man With STEMI

23 Back to Basics: Adherence to Evidence-Based Strategies

24 LDL-C Reduction: Evidence Points to Lowest Is Best

25 Effects of Adding Anacetrapib to Intensive Statin Therapy

26 Cost-Effectiveness Associated With Emerging Strategies

27 Concluding Comments

28 Abbreviations

29 Abbreviations (cont)

30 Abbreviations (cont)


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