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Acute Coronary Syndrome Research Review, Issue 21

Acute Coronary Syndrome Research Review, Issue 21

In this issue:

2025 ACC consensus statement on evaluation & management of cardiogenic shock
APACE: high-sensitivity cTnT vs. cTnI for suspected MI
RACE-IT: 0/1 vs. 0/3-hour highsensitivity cTnI protocol for exclusion of MI
P2Y12 inhibitor pretreatment in non-STEACS
SENIOR-RITA: invasive vs. conservative strategies in elderly non-STEMI
SMART-CHOICE 3: clopidogrel vs. aspirin after PCI
CLEAR: spironolactone in acute MI
CLEAR: colchicine in acute MI
Ticagrelor vs. prasugrel for ACS
RAPID CABG: early vs. delayed CABG surgery after ticagrelor cessation

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John French

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Professor John French

John French trained in molecular medicine and oxygen radical biochemistry in Christchurch, Adelaide and London (where he undertook a Wellcome Trust funded post doc in Molecular Medicine). His clinical training was largely in Auckland (NZ), where he was consultant cardiologist at Green Lane Hospital from 1992-2003, though he continued molecular genetic research in hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, […]

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