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Early aspirin in acute MI was associated with lower mortality; leaves open whether prehospital timing improves outcomes in modern practice.
Report by Polly Terry, Specialist Registrar Search checked by Mark Davies, Senior Clinical Fellow A 49 year old man presents to the emergency department with a three hour history of central crushing chest pain. An ECG reveals an acute inferior myocardial infarction. You know that the administration of aspirin reduces future morbidity and mortality but wonder if the administration of aspirin is as time …
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