Pharmacotherapy after myocardial infarction The reality of coronary prevention in Brno, or else Is pharmacotherapy after myocardial infaction sufficient.

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Pharmacotherapy after myocardial infarction The reality of coronary prevention in Brno, or else Is pharmacotherapy after myocardial infaction sufficient. The reality of coronary prevention in Brno, or else Is pharmacotherapy after myocardial infaction sufficient.

REPERFUSION

PTCA

Direct PCI for all STEMI

PTCA 60/1,000,000 = /1,000,000 = ,220/1,000,000 = x

PTCA 60/1,000,000 = /1,000,000 = ,220/1,000,000 = ,250/1,000,000 = x

STENT 5/ = / = / = x

STENT 5/ = / = / = / = x

REMODELATION REPERFUSION RETHROMBOSIS RESTENOSIS 4R

Beta blockade RAAS blockade Statins Antiaggregation

Registry Brno 2

Methods Collection of data on patients with history of myocardial infarction > 1 month. Outpatient follow-up in University Hospital Brno from 1 Sept to 31 Dec Brno 2 registry of patient post myocardial infarction

Institute of Biostatistics and Analyses Masaryk University pts - age and gender Number% Total850 GenderM (male) % F (female) % Age 70 years or younger % over 70 years % Age – mean (SD);median (5- 95%) 64 (10.8); 64 (46-82) Age (years) % of patients Age ( category ) 70 years or younger over 70 years Gender MaleFemale N = 850

Institute of Biostatistics and Analyses Masaryk University Number of myocardial infarctions and age at the first infarction TotalMaleFemale 70 years or younger over 70 years Number of MIs: 1 x MI87.8%87.5%88.5%90.3%83.0% 2 x MI9.5% 8.0%12.1% more than 2 x MI2.7%2.9%2.0%1.7%4.9% Age at time of first MI (years) % of patients N = st MI Total 60.5 years Men 59.0 years Women 65.5 years

Institute of Biostatistics and Analyses Masaryk University Blood pressure less than 130/80130/80 to 140/90more than 140/90 Total (N=850) Men (N=650) Women (N=200) 70 years or younger (N=576) over 70 years (N=264)

Institute of Biostatistics and Analyses Masaryk University Blood pressure categories Optimal BPNormal BPHigh normal BP HT 1st degree HT 2nd degree HT isol. diastolic HT isol. systolic HT 3rd degree. * significant difference at level 0.05

Institute of Biostatistics and Analyses Masaryk University Blood pressure N = 850 mmHg 75% Median 25% 95% 5% BP - systole mmHg BP - diastole over 70 years 70 years or younger FemaleMaleTotal 70 years or younger 70 years or younger Over 70 years TotalMenWomenTotalMenWomen

Institute of Biostatistics and Analyses Masaryk University Heart rate N = % Median 25% 95% 5% Pulse (per minute) over 70 years 70 years or younger FemaleMaleTotal # significant difference at level <0.001 # 70 years or younger Over 70 yearsTotalMenWomen*

Institute of Biostatistics and Analyses Masaryk University Cholesterol less than 4.5 mmol/l4.5 to 5 mmol/l more than 5 mmol/l ** * significant difference at level 0.05 ** significant difference at level 0.01 Total (N=850) Men (N=650) Women (N=200) 70 years or younger (N=576) over 70 years (N=264)

BP < 140/90 mmHg – 60.1% ISH – 19.6% Cholesterol < 5 mmol/l % Brno 2 Achievement of target values

Institute of Biostatistics and Analyses Masaryk University Medication ACEI or ARB only ACEI only ARB ACEI and ARB Betablocker Statins ASA or Clop. only ASA only Clop. ASA and Clop. Total (N=850)Men (N=650)Women (N=200) 70 yrs or younger (N=576) over 70 years (N=264) RAASBetablockersStatinsAntiaggregation

Institute of Biostatistics and Analyses Masaryk University Medication – drug combinations All groupsTriple combinationDouble combination1 group of drugs Antiaggregation - 0.5% RAAS - 0.2% Statins - 0.2% BB-Antiaggregation - 1.1% BB-Statins - 0.2% RAAS-Antiaggregation - 0.9% RAAS-BB - 0.2% RAAS-Statins - 0.7% Statins-Antiaggregation - 0.4% BB-Statins-Antiaggregation - 5.4% RAAS-BB-Antiaggregation - 4.5% RAAS-BB-Statins - 4.2% RAAS-Statins-Antiaggregation - 5.5% N = 850

low intermediate high Perindopril 10 Ramipril 10 Trandolapril 4 Brno 2 ACE inhibitors

Institute of Biostatistics and Analyses Masaryk University ACEI dosing ACEI ( N= 631) Perindropril (N= 271) Ramipril (N= 240) Trandolapril (N= 51) low dosemoderate dosehigh dose

low intermediate high Metoprolol 200 Bisoprolol 10 Carvedilol 50 Brno 2 betablockers

Institute of Biostatistics and Analyses Masaryk University Batablocker dosing Betablocker (N= 777) Metoprolol (N= 312) Bisoprolol (N= 252) Carvedilol (N= 124) low dosemoderate dosehigh dose

low intermediate high Atorvastatin 80 Simvastatin 80 Fluvastatin 80 Brno 2 statins

Institute of Biostatistics and Analyses Masaryk University Statin dosing Statins (N= 786) Atorvastatin (N= 555) Simvastatin (N= 123) Fluvastatin (N= 75) low dosemoderate dosehigh dose

4 drug groups 75.8% RAAS blockade 92.2% Beta blockade91.5% Statins 92.6% Antiaggregation 94.0% Brno 2 Pharmacotherapy - 1

High dose ACEI 15.3% Perindopril 11.4% High dose statins 15.7% Atorvastatin 5.1% Brno 2 Pharmacotherapy - 2

Institute of Biostatistics and Analyses Masaryk University Medication in relationship to blood pressure HT 1st degree ( N= 74) HT 2nd degree (N= 34) HT 3rd degree (N=8)* Blood pressure low dosemoderate dose high dose RAAS dosingBB dosingBoth doses high * Due to low number of patients in these categories, results are only for rough information

Institute of Biostatistics and Analyses Masaryk University BB dosign based on heart rate HR ≥ 100 N=6 HR N=19 HR N=70 low dosemoderate dosehigh dose

Institute of Biostatistics and Analyses Masaryk University Medication in relationship to cholesterol levels ≥ 6.0 mmol/l ( N= 68) 5.0–5.9 mmol (N= 155) 4.5–4.9 mmol (N= 142) <4.5 mmol/l (N= 446) Cholesterol low dosemoderate dosehigh dose Statin dose no statins

Average age Men59.0 years Average age Women65.5 years Brno 2 Conclusions - 1

BP < 140/ % ISH 19.6% Chol < 5.0 mmol/l 72.5% All 4 drugs 75.8% Each drug group > 90% Brno 2 Conclusions - 2

Insufficient dosing of ACEI, betablockers and statins Brno 2 Conclusions - 3

Czech republic is among the best in Europe in pharmacotherapy of patients post MI and in achievement of target values. Brno 2 Conclusions - 4