2024 ESC PAD and Aortic Disease Flashcards

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1
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An ultimate LDL-C goal of _______ and a >50% reduction in LDL-C vs. baseline are recommended in patients with atherosclerotic PAAD. Class I recommendation

A

<1.4 mmol/L (55 mg/dL)

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If the target LDL-C level is not achieved on maximally tolerated statins and ezetimibe, treatment with a _________ is recommended in patients with atherosclerotic PAAD, to achieve target values.. Class I recommendation

A

PCSK9 inhibitor

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For statin-intolerant patients with atherosclerotic PAAD, at high CV risk, who do not achieve their LDL-C goal on ezetimibe, it is recommended to add ______ either alone or in combination with a PCSK9 inhibitor. Class I recommendation

A

bempedoic acid

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In high-risk patients with PAAD and triglycerides >1.5 mmol/L despite lifestyle measures and statin therapy, _________ may be considered in addition to a statin. Class recommendation?

A

icosapent ethyl 2 g b.i.d.

Class IIb

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5
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In exercise therapy of PAD, ________ should be considered as the first-line training modality.

IIa

A

WALKING

hen walking exercise is not an option, alternative exercise modes (strength training, arm cranking, cycling, and combinations of different training modes) should also be considered.

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Walking training performed at high intensity should be considered to improve walking performance, and high-intensity exercise training (various aerobic training modes) should be considered to improve cardiorespiratory fitness.

what is the HR target for high intensity exercise and Borg’s scale?

A

(77%–95% of maximal heart rate or 14–17 self-perceived exertion on Borg’s scale)

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7
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Treatment with combination _______ and _______ should be considered for patients with PAD and high ischaemic risk, and non-high bleeding risk.

A

rivaroxaban (2.5 mg b.i.d.) and aspirin (100 mg o.d.)

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Treatment with combination ______ and ______ should be considered for patients with PAD and non-high bleeding risk following lower-limb revascularization.

A

rivaroxaban (2.5 mg b.i.d.) and aspirin (100 mg o.d.)

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___________for primary prevention may be considered in patients with asymptomatic PAD and DM, in the absence of contraindications.

A

Aspirin (75–100 mg)

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10
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In patients with PAAD and hypertension an SBP target towards _________, if tolerated, is recommended.

A

120–129 mmHg

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An ultimate LDL-C goal of _______ and a >50% reduction in LDL-C vs. baseline are recommended in patients with atherosclerotic PAAD.

A

<1.4 mmol/L (55 mg/dL)

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_______ may be considered in all patients with PAD, regardless of BP levels, in the absence of contraindications.

A

ACEIs/ARBs

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13
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Surgery is recommended in patients with dilatation of the aortic root or ascending aorta with a tricuspid aortic valve and a maximum diameter of _____.

A

≥55 mm

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After TEVAR, follow-up imaging is recommended at ____ and ___ months post-operatively, then yearly until the fifth post-operative year if no abnormalities are documented.

A

1 and 12 months

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After open repair of AAA, first follow-up imaging is recommended within ____ months/year and _____ years thereafter if findings are stable.

A

1 post-operative year, and every 5 year

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15
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After EVAR, follow-up imaging is recommended with CCT (or CMR) and DUS/CEUS at ___month and ____ months post-operatively, then, if no abnormalities are documented, DUS/CEUS is recommended every ___ year, repeating CCT or CMR (based on potential artefacts) every _____ years.

A

1 month and 12 months post-operatively, then, if no abnormalities are documented, DUS/CEUS is recommended every year, repeating CCT or CMR (based on potential artefacts) every 5 years.

16
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In the case of type A PAU, _______is recommended. what treatment option?

A

surgery

16
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In patients with suspected AAS, what is the class of recommendation of TOE?

A

TOE is recommended to guide peri-operative management and detect complications.

16
Q

In patients with complicated acute TBAD, ____ is recommended as the first-line therapy.

A

TEVAR

17
Q

In complicated type B PAU, ________ is recommended. what treatment option?

A

In complicated type B PAU, endovascular treatment is recommended.