Guidelines on the management of stable angina pectoris: executive summary: The Task Force on the Management of Stable Angina Pectoris of the European Society of Cardiology
- Fox, K.
- Garcia, M.A.
- Ardissino, D.
- Buszman, P.
- Camici, P.G.
- Crea, F.
- Daly, C.
- De Backer, G.
- Hjemdahl, P.
- Lopez-Sendon, J.
- Marco, J.
- Morais, J.
- Pepper, J.
- Sechtem, U.
- Simoons, M.
- Thygesen, K.
- Priori, S.G.
- Blanc, J.J.
- Budaj, A.
- Camm, J.
- Dean, V.
- Deckers, J.
- Dickstein, K.
- Lekakis, J.
- McGregor, K.
- Metra, M.
- Morais, J.
- Osterspey, A.
- Tamargo, J.
- Zamorano, J.L.
- Zamorano, J.L.
- Andreotti, F.
- Becher, H.
- Dietz, R.
- Fraser, A.
- Gray, H.
- Antolin, R.A.
- Huber, K.
- Kremastinos, D.T.
- Maseri, A.
- Nesser, H.J.
- Pasierski, T.
- Sigwart, U.
- Tubaro, M.
- Weis, M.
DOIAbstract
PREAMBLE: Guidelines and Expert Consensus Documents aim to present management recommendations based on all the relevant evidences on a particular subject in order to help physicians to select the best possible management strategies for the individual patient, suffering from a specific condition, not only taking into account the impact on outcome, but also the risk?benefit ratio of a particular diagnostic or therapeutic procedure. Numerous studies have demonstrated that patient outcomes improve when guideline recommendations, based on the rigorous assessment of evidence-based research, are applied in clinical practice. A great number of Guidelines and Expert Consensus Documents have been issued in recent years by the European Society of Card...
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