Key result
Shared decision-making is recommended for patients with stable coronary artery disease considering PCI, as the procedure provides minimal benefit over optimal medical therapy.
Population
Patients with stable coronary artery disease
Comparison
Percutaneous coronary intervention and shared… vs Optimal medical therapy
Design
Editorial
Authors
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Shared decision-making is essential for patients considering PCI for stable coronary artery disease to ensure they understand the risks and minimal benefits over optimal medical therapy.
Shared decision-making is essential for patients considering PCI for stable coronary artery disease to ensure they understand the risks and minimal benefits over optimal medical therapy.
Michael B. Rothberg (2018) conducted an editorial in Stable coronary artery disease. Percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) vs. Optimal medical therapy was evaluated. Shared decision-making is recommended for patients with stable coronary artery disease considering PCI, as the procedure provides minimal benefit over optimal medical therapy.
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