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March 08, 2021
Over the long term, patients who survive an aortic dissection appear to do just as well treated with either beta-blockers or ACE inhibitors/ARBs rather than other antihypertensive drugs, a retrospective analysis suggests.
Compared with other drug classes, beta-blockers and ACE inhibitors/ARBs each were associated with lower risks of all-cause hospital readmission and all-cause mortality over a span of up to 12 years, according to researchers led by Shao-Wei Chen, MD, PhD (Linkou Medical Center, Chang Gung University, Taoyuan City, Taiwan).
There were no differences for any outcomes which also included death due to aortic aneurysm or dissection, later aortic operation, major adverse cardiac and cerebrovascular events, and new-onset dialysis when those two medication groups were compared with each other.
Dr. Kim Eagle, director of the U-M Frankel Cardiovascular Center.
Credit University of Michigan / umich.edu
Ann Arbor cardiologist Dr. Kim Eagle says there s a tremendous amount of heart disease now in the United States and across the world. He says there are various types of heart disease that affect women and men, and he believes everyone needs to understand what their risks are. He said there are a number of tools to estimate your cardiovascular risk, including blood pressure and cholesterol, and he says there are several online resources that can be used as well.
Dr. Eagle says sometimes people don t feel unwell, even though their hearts may be challenged, which can be difficult to get patients to follow healthy heart advice. He says it starts with saying, I care about my own heart health, and let s have a back-and-forth about what can be done to improve your health. The cardiologist says he prefers to talk to patients about movement vs. exercise and encourages