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Apr 2021
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#85 Dual Antiplatelet Therapy: 5 Pearls ...

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How does cost, potency, and bleeding risk affect which antiplatelet you choose P2Y12 inhibitors? How long after starting, do you feel comfortable stopping DAPT on a patient? How do you manage DAPT in patients who need anticoagulation?

Show notes, Transcript and References: https://www.coreimpodcast.com/2021/04/07/5-pearls-on-dual…platelet-therapy/

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  • 02:35 Indications
  • 08:52 Medications
  • 17:37 Duration
  • 28:23 De-escalation
  • 30:55 Anticoagulation

Tags: IM Core, CoreIM, anticoagulation, DAPT, acute coronary syndrome, stents, thrombosis, bleeding risk, cardiology, hospitalist, primary care



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