Why the study?
To evaluate P2Y12 inhibitor monotherapy compared with DAPT after coronary revascularisation and determine whether associations are modified by patient characteristics.
Does P2Y12 inhibitor monotherapy reduce bleeding or improve ischemic outcomes compared to dual antiplatelet therapy in patients after coronary revascularisation without an indication for oral anticoagulation?
Does P2Y12 inhibitor monotherapy reduce bleeding or improve ischemic outcomes compared to dual antiplatelet therapy in patients after coronary revascularisation without an indication for oral anticoagulation?
P2Y12 inhibitor monotherapy after coronary revascularization provides similar ischemic protection but lower bleeding risk compared to DAPT.
Supports P2Y12 monotherapy post-revascularization to reduce bleeding with preserved ischemic safety; confirms and strengthens RCT evidence.
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