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Optimal medical therapy is the primary modern treatment for stable ischemic heart disease, which may be supplemented by coronary bypass or percutaneous intervention in select patients.
Modern treatment of stable ischemic heart disease relies on optimal medical therapy, supplemented by revascularization when necessary.
Supports optimal medical therapy first in stable ischemic heart disease; leaves open revascularization thresholds for prospective trials.
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SlEpukha et al. (2013) studied this question. Optimal medical therapy is the primary modern treatment for stable ischemic heart disease, which may be supplemented by coronary bypass or percutaneous intervention in select patients.
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