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2006 Core Curriculum
Contemporary Management of Myocardial Ischemia
May 17, 2006

V:  New Therapeutic Options for Chronic Stable Angina Slides 38 - 81

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38
  Slide: 38 - New Therapeutic Options for Chronic Stable Angina

New Therapeutic Options for Chronic Stable Angina
 
 
39
  Slide: 39 - New mechanistic approaches to chronic stable angina

New mechanistic approaches to chronic stable angina
 
 
40
  Slide: 40 - Evaluation of fasudil in stable angina: Trial design

Evaluation of fasudil in stable angina: Trial design
 
 
41
  Slide: 41 - Results: Fasudil improves exercise duration

Results: Fasudil improves exercise duration
 
 
42
  Slide: 42 - Results: Fasudil improves exercise time to <u>></u> 1 mm ST depression

Results: Fasudil improves exercise time to > 1 mm ST depression
 
 
43
  Slide: 43 - TACT: Study design

TACT: Study design
 
 
44
  Slide: 44 - TACT: Trimetazidine reduces angina episodes

TACT: Trimetazidine reduces angina episodes
 
 
45
  Slide: 45 - IONA: Study design

IONA: Study design
 
 
46
  Slide: 46 - IONA: Reduction in primary outcome

IONA: Reduction in primary outcome
 
 
47
  Slide: 47 - INITIATIVE: Study design

INITIATIVE: Study design
 
 
48
  Slide: 48 - INITIATIVE: Effects of ivabradine vs β-blockade on primary outcome

INITIATIVE: Effects of ivabradine vs β-blockade on primary outcome
 
 
49
  Slide: 49 - INITIATIVE: Summary

INITIATIVE: Summary
 
 
50
  Slide: 50 - Ranolazine: Late Na<sup>+</sup> current inhibitor

Ranolazine: Late Na+ current inhibitor
 
 
51
  Slide: 51 - Ranolazine: Pathophysiologic effects vs older antianginals

Ranolazine: Pathophysiologic effects vs older antianginals
 
 
52
  Slide: 52 - MARISA: Study overview

MARISA: Study overview
 
 
53
  Slide: 53 - MARISA: Study design

MARISA: Study design
 
 
54
  Slide: 54 - MARISA: Dose-related increase in exercise duration with ranolazine

MARISA: Dose-related increase in exercise duration with ranolazine
 
 
55
  Slide: 55 - MARISA: Tolerability of treatments

MARISA: Tolerability of treatments
 
 
56
  Slide: 56 - MARISA: Summary

MARISA: Summary
 
 
57
  Slide: 57 - Antianginals: Effects on exercise duration

Antianginals: Effects on exercise duration
 
 
58
  Slide: 58 - CARISA: Study overview

CARISA: Study overview
 
 
59
  Slide: 59 - CARISA: Study design

CARISA: Study design
 
 
60
  Slide: 60 - CARISA: Ranolazine increases exercise duration

CARISA: Ranolazine increases exercise duration
 
 
61
  Slide: 61 - CARISA: Ranolazine reduces angina frequency

CARISA: Ranolazine reduces angina frequency
 
 
62
  Slide: 62 - CARISA: Ranolazine reduces nitrate consumption

CARISA: Ranolazine reduces nitrate consumption
 
 
63
  Slide: 63 - CARISA: Summary

CARISA: Summary
 
 
64
  Slide: 64 - ERICA: Study design

ERICA: Study design
 
 
65
  Slide: 65 - ERICA: Ranolazine reduces angina frequency and nitrate consumption

ERICA: Ranolazine reduces angina frequency and nitrate consumption
 
 
66
  Slide: 66 - ERICA: Summary

ERICA: Summary
 
 
67
  Slide: 67 - Ranolazine: Long-term use

Ranolazine: Long-term use
 
 
68
  Slide: 68 - Ranolazine extended-release tablets: Approved Jan 31, 2006

Ranolazine extended-release tablets: Approved Jan 31, 2006
 
 
69
  Slide: 69 - Ranolazine: Drug interactions

Ranolazine: Drug interactions
 
 
70
  Slide: 70 - Ranolazine extended-release tablets: Dosing

Ranolazine extended-release tablets: Dosing
 
 
71
  Slide: 71 - Electrophysiologic effects of ranolazine

Electrophysiologic effects of ranolazine
 
 
72
  Slide: 72 - Late I<sub>Na</sub> effect mitigates I<sub>Kr</sub> effect

Late INa effect mitigates IKr effect
 
 
73
  Slide: 73 - Overview of torsade de pointes

Overview of torsade de pointes
 
 
74
  Slide: 74 - Ranolazine: No apparent proarrhythmic characteristics

Ranolazine: No apparent proarrhythmic characteristics
 
 
75
  Slide: 75 - Current nonpharmacologic antianginal strategies

Current nonpharmacologic antianginal strategies
 
 
76
  Slide: 76 - Potential cardioprotective benefits of exercise

Potential cardioprotective benefits of exercise
 
 
77
  Slide: 77 - Exercise vs PCI in low-risk CAD

Exercise vs PCI in low-risk CAD
 
 
78
  Slide: 78 - EECP improves angina class

EECP improves angina class
 
 
79
  Slide: 79 - Surgical laser TMR improves angina class

Surgical laser TMR improves angina class
 
 
80
  Slide: 80 - SCS vs CABG: Equivalent symptom relief in high-risk patients

SCS vs CABG: Equivalent symptom relief in high-risk patients
 
 
81
  Slide: 81 - Summary

Summary
 
 
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