What is your approach to using beta-blockers in patients with acute myocardial infarction with preserved LV ejection fraction who undergo early coronary angiography in light of the REDUCE-AMI trial findings?

Answer from: at Academic Institution

I would certainly have a lower threshold to stop beta blockers in patients who remain stable with preserved LVEF post-MI when seen in follow-up with no other compelling indications for beta-blocker use (i.e., HTN, tachyarrhythmias).

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at Hartford HealthCare Medical Group
Is there ever a down side to beta blockers in the ...

at Bergen Invasive Cardiovascular Consultants
In the present era, in this situation, I don&rsquo...

Answer from: at Community Practice

I would not change practice based on the findings of this study alone. Treatment cross-over in both arms of the study may obscure the potential benefits of post-MI beta-blocker therapy in patients with preserved EF.

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at South Carolina Cardiology Consultants
Shared decision-making. Would explain benefits to ...

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What is your approach to using beta-blockers in patients with acute myocardial infarction with preserved LV ejection fraction who undergo early coronary angiography in light of the REDUCE-AMI trial findings?

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