Health & Medical Heart Diseases

Impact of a Pharmacoinvasive Strategy With Prolonged PCI Delays

Impact of a Pharmacoinvasive Strategy With Prolonged PCI Delays

Conclusion


This study underscores the importance of total ischaemic time and highlights the importance of system delays in influencing outcomes after STEMI. An association between P-RD and clinical outcome has been demonstrated for the first time in a prospective study comparing directly PI with P-PCI. The results indicate that when ambulance systems and community hospitals face a P-RD of >60 min, a PI strategy as used in STREAM should be least considered. The PI strategy may be applicable as the best reperfusion option in the many parts of the world when P-PCI cannot be delivered expeditiously.

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