Key result
Managing stable angina in older patients requires tailored strategies to address unique clinical challenges.
Why the study?
Diagnosing stable angina in older patients presents specific difficulties and requires tailored treatment approaches.
Provides practical advice on the diagnosis and management of stable angina in older patients.
Tailored strategies are needed for stable angina in older patients; leaves open the need for dedicated prospective trials.
Our series Prescribing in older people gives practical advice for successful management of the special problems experienced by this patient group. Here, the authors describe the difficul ties encountered when diag nosing stable angina in older patients and discuss avail able treatments.
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Beckett et al. (2007) studied this question. Diagnosing and treating stable angina in older patients presents unique clinical difficulties that require tailored practical management strategies.
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