chronic NSAID intake tended to be associated with a lower incidence of bleeding on active treatment as compared to placebo (-value of the interaction term = 0.07).The effect of chronic NSAID intake on outcome was similar in patients on active treatment based on a dihydropyridine CCB or on plac...
Therefore, vasodilating drugs, such as calcium-channel blockers and nitrates, are the most important treatment options for vasospastic angina (Table 3).25 Nondihydropyridine calcium-channel blockers are preferred in vasospastic angina, but dihydropyridine calcium-channel blockers also can be used in...
Conclusion: The effect of chronic NSAID intake on outcome was similar in patients on active treatment based on a dihydropyridine CCB or on placebo. However, chronic NSAID intake might have a less deleterious effect on bleeding on active treatment as compared to placebo.Celis...
Table 2showcases the differences in frequency of various medications between the two groups. Warfarin, beta-blockers, non-dihydropyridine calcium channel blockers (CCB), digoxin, and diuretics were more commonly used in non-paroxysmal AF. Amiodarone, on the other hand, was more frequently used am...