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Dr Julien Adjedj, Saint-Laurent du Var, France
Pr Nicolas Meneveau, Besançon, France

 

Introduction


Le dysfonctionnement microvasculaire coronaire peut causer des douleurs thoraciques à votre patient.

Un diagnostic de CMD peut aider à optimiser le traitement, à améliorer la qualité de vie et à rendre aux patients leur tranquillité d’esprit. Chez 40 à 60% des patients du laboratoire de cathérisation, aucune maladie coronarienne obstructive importante n’est trouvée sur l’angiographie malgré les symptômes de l’angine de poitrine.
En outre, 20 à 40 % des patients ayant subi une PCI présentent une angine persistante 1 an après la procédure.

Ces patients se retrouvent souvent avec des réhospitalisations fréquentes, avec peu de progrès réalisés dans l’explication de la cause de leurs symptômes.

 

Retrouvez les case-in-box détaillés directement ci-dessous

  Case-in-box 1 : Protocole INOCA
 
  Case-in-box 2 : Angor suspect
 
  Case-in-box 3 : Évaluation de la microcirculation CFR et IMR
 
  Case-in-box 4 : Un train qui en cache un autre
 



 

Objectifs d'apprentissage

Rejoignez ce programme si vous souhaitez comprendre :

  • Pourquoi le diagnostic de CMD est important
  • Comment obtenir et interpréter correctement les résultats de CMD
     
  • Comment un diagnostic correct et un traitement peuvent améliorer la qualité de vie de vos patients

 

Shooting date : 2022-10-04
Last update : 2022-10-05
Julien Adjedj
Saint-Laurent-du-Var, France

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