Key result
Inflammatory, prothrombotic, and metabolic pathways drive residual CV risk and represent emerging therapeutic targets.
Why the study?
A significant residual risk of cardiovascular events remains despite optimal traditional risk factor management, driven by often unrecognized inflammatory, pro-thrombotic, and metabolic pathways.
Do therapies targeting inflammatory, pro-thrombotic, and metabolic pathways reduce residual cardiovascular risk in patients with ASCVD on optimal medical therapy?
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Review
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Should not yet change ASCVD practice; leaves open whether targeting these pathways reduces residual risk.
Do therapies targeting inflammatory, pro-thrombotic, and metabolic pathways reduce residual cardiovascular risk in patients with ASCVD on optimal medical therapy?
This review highlights the importance of addressing residual cardiovascular risk through inflammatory, pro-thrombotic, and metabolic pathways beyond traditional LDL-C lowering.
Dhindsa et al. (2020) conducted a review in Atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease (ASCVD). Anti-inflammatory, antithrombotic, and metabolic therapies was evaluated. Beyond traditional risk factors, inflammatory, pro-thrombotic, and metabolic pathways contribute significantly to residual cardiovascular risk and represent important targets for emerging therapies.
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