Total Credits: 1 AOA Category 1-A Credit(s)
This session reviews current guideline-based management of vascular disease, with emphasis on coronary artery disease and peripheral artery disease. Attendees will examine recent evidence on long-term beta blocker use and explore antiplatelet strategies including monotherapy, dual antiplatelet therapy and dual pathway inhibition across relevant comorbidities.
Objectives:
1. Update physicians on current guidelines and recommendations for management of vascular disease
2. Provide a framework for management of dual pathway inhibition
3. Discuss recent literature regarding the use of long-term beta blocker therapy in CAD
| TOMA 2026 - Primary Care Updates: Vascular Disease Management - SLIDES (3 MB) | 68 Pages | Available after Purchase |
Drs. Fitch, Agyei, Afsar, Polat, and Khan are Internal Medicine Resident Physicians at CHRISTUS Good Shepherd in Longview, TX. With encouragement and guidance from their mentor, Dr. John McDonald, this group is dedicated to improving patient outcomes in the primary care setting.
Drs. Fitch, Agyei, Afsar, Polat, and Khan are Internal Medicine Resident Physicians at CHRISTUS Good Shepherd in Longview, TX. With encouragement and guidance from their mentor, Dr. John McDonald, this group is dedicated to improving patient outcomes in the primary care setting.
Drs. Fitch, Agyei, Afsar, Polat, and Khan are Internal Medicine Resident Physicians at CHRISTUS Good Shepherd in Longview, TX. With encouragement and guidance from their mentor, Dr. John McDonald, this group is dedicated to improving patient outcomes in the primary care setting.
Drs. Fitch, Agyei, Afsar, Polat, and Khan are Internal Medicine Resident Physicians at CHRISTUS Good Shepherd in Longview, TX. With encouragement and guidance from their mentor, Dr. John McDonald, this group is dedicated to improving patient outcomes in the primary care setting.
Drs. Fitch, Agyei, Afsar, Polat, and Khan are Internal Medicine Resident Physicians at CHRISTUS Good Shepherd in Longview, TX. With encouragement and guidance from their mentor, Dr. John McDonald, this group is dedicated to improving patient outcomes in the primary care setting.
