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How to Optimize Cholesterol Management in High-Risk CV Patients
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Agenda
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AHA/ACC Guidelines on the Management of Blood Cholesterol
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AHA/ACC Guideline: Lifestyle Modification for ASCVD Risk Reduction
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Secondary Prevention in Patients Not at High ASCVD Risk
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Secondary Prevention in Patients at Very High ASCVD Risk
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FOURIER: Cumulative Incidence of CV Events
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AHA/ACC Guidelines Primary Prevention of ASCVD
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Cost-Effectiveness of PCSK9 Inhibitors
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EAS/ESC Consensus Statement: Dyslipidemia in Very High-Risk Patients
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Stepwise, Incremental Therapeutic Strategy for Lipid Reduction in High-Risk Patients
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Second STEMI and Residual Risk
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Myocardial Infarction and Life Expectancy by Sex and Ethnicity
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7-Year Risk of a Second MI Among 30-Day Survivors of First MI
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Patient Case
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Controlling Modifiable Risk Factors Is Essential in High-Risk ACS Patients
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Addressing Residual Risk: Every MI Patient Should Be On a Statin (and Possibly Ezetimibe As Well)
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FOURIER: Cumulative Incidence of Cardiovascular Events
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Fourier: Results of an Exploratory Analysis in Patients with LDL-C <0.26 mM at Week 4
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Safety Data From 5 Alirocumab Trials: No Safety Signal for Very Low LDL-C Levels
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AHA Guidelines for Secondary ASCVD Prevention: Use of PCSK9 Inhibitors
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Case Study in Secondary Prevention in a Patient With PAD, CAD, or Polyarterial Disease
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Case Presentation: Patient Characteristics
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How Should Therapy Be Advanced for This Patient?
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Presence of Residual CV Risk in Large Prospective Studies of Optimal Statin Therapy
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The TIMI Risk Score for Secondary Prevention
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What Types of Events Is This Patient at Risk For?
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How Should the Patient With Multiple Risk Factors Be Managed?
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FOURIER: Cumulative Incidence of CV Events
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Older Patients and Optimal LDL-C Reduction Therapy
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Are There LDL-C Levels That Are Too Low?
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Summary
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Real Life Data With PCSK9 Inhibitors
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Introduction/Overview
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Majority of Very High-Risk Patients Not at LDL-C Level Target, < 70 mg/dL
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EAS/ESC Consensus Statement: Dyslipidemia in Very High-Risk Patients
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LDL-C Reduction With PCSK9 Inhibitors: Real-World Data From a Regional Lipid Clinic
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LDL-C Reduction From Baseline With PCSK9 Inhibitors at Various Doses
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Observational Cohort Study: CV History at Baseline (N = 1186)
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Median (Q1, Q3) LDL-C Reduction Following Evolocumab Initiation
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Adverse Drug Reactions: Observational Cohort Study
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Summary and Conclusions
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Abbreviations
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Abbreviations (cont)
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Abbreviations (cont)
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