ACS emergency management | NICE 2020

In late 2020, NICE updated their guidelines on the management of acute coronary syndrome or ACS.
0:00 Intro
0:35 DRAMA
0:53 Dual antiplatelets
1:27 Reperfusion therapy or medical management?
3:30 Analgesia
3:45 Maintain oxygen
3:55 Antithrombin
4:32 tl;dr
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Glad you enjoyed it -- more on its way!

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But it is literally DRAMA 4:44

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Beautifully explained thanks

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[@5.dot.connector]

do the guidelines recommend the entire medication for ACS without troponin elevation, ie solely clinical angina?

[@leah8613]

Just to double check, are these guidelines still in date (2022)?

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[@TamaEnergy]

I thought if patient is going for PCI they only get aspirin, they do in our guidelines hmm

[@statmedicine838]

Not according to NICE, who say prasurgrel or clopidogrel with aspirin (according to whether anticoagulant on board) -- but local guidelines (including my own) do vary from NICE