Practical ABC style
Enables doctors to prioritise treatment using risk-scoring systems and holistic recommendations for reducing cardiovascular risk
Includes treatment plans for individuals with diabetes, who are at high risk of developing cardiovascular disease
How to reduce cardiovascular risk in other specific patient groups
Developed by expert groups in different regions of the world

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Information

Publisher

Wiley-Blackwell

Year

2009

ISBN

9781444303360

Edition

Topic

Medicine

Subtopic

Cardiology

Contents
Foreword
Contributors
1. The epidemiology of cardiovascular disease
2. Using guidelines as a framework for cardiovascular risk management: comparison of international recommendations
3. Identifying high-risk patients
4. Moderate- to low-risk patients: management recommendations
5. High-risk patients: management recommendations
6. Type 2 diabetes and metabolic syndrome patients: management recommendations for reducing cardiovascular risk
7. Lifestyle changes to reduce cardiovascular risk
8. Pharmacotherapy: improving the lipid profile
9. Pharmacotherapy: lowering blood pressure
10. Pharmacotherapy: lowering blood glucose
11. Long-term management of cardiovascular disease
12. Managing cardiovascular risk in the future
Appendix
Index