Systematic Review on Chronic Stable Angina and Revascularization Strategies

Systematic review WITH
PRISMA FLOW CHART

Table of Contents
ABSTRACT.....................................................................................................................................3
INTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................4
MAIN BODY...................................................................................................................................4
Overview of the topic.............................................................................................................4
The clinical trails....................................................................................................................5
Review based on PCI and CABG...........................................................................................6
Medical therapy and PCI........................................................................................................7
Percutaneous coronary intervention versus CABG................................................................8
Management of chronic stable angina....................................................................................9
CONCLUSION..............................................................................................................................11
REFERENCES..............................................................................................................................12

ABSTRACT
Chronic stable angina is a clinical approach the myocardial ischemia which is related to
plaque such as called atherosclerosis coronary stenosis. These all are used to prevent because this
leads to an increase in the oxygen requirement and the analysis of the continuing stable angina is
used in the medical therapy. This includes some of the drugs such as ACE inhibitor drugs, beta-
blockers, and nitrates. These drugs are maximum tolerated doses that help the patient to provide
and comfortable and the subject is ready for the coronary angiography. Various factors are also
associated with the PCI that is offered overall the health-related quality of lifecycle. It's like in
both percutaneous coronary intervention and coronary thrombosis bypass.

INTRODUCTION
Coronary artery disease is a major problem that is faced by global public health. This is
also associated with lung disease. Chronic stable angina is a clinical expression of myocardial
ischemia which is associated with obstruction of the vessel due to the plaque which is called
atherosclerotic coronary disease. This prevents the circulation of oxygen in the body and
decreases the requirement level. In this case, the coronary circulation is increased as per
demanding the oxygen by the external sources. This disease is more common in men as
compared to women and their prevalence chances of enhancement areas according to the age.
Several patients who are admitted to the hospital are facing issues with myocardial infarctions
which are leading to angina. Based on it is well estimated that stable angina with an infraction is
a common disease nowadays and it will be regularised by hospitalization. As per this, the main
motive of treatment includes the relief of symptoms and this disease itself slowing of disease
progression prevention of future cardiac event which includes myocardial infarction and
improves survival. Moreover, the major changes in the revascularisation strategies of the
symptomatic obstructive have been found from the last decade, and obstruction in the respiratory
and causes distress in the lungs. As per this, all are associated with lung disease and heart disease
where the flow of oxygen is comparatively slow in comparison to the blood which is flow from
the body and collected in the heart. So, as per this, the report state about the coronary artery
bypass grafting and percutaneous coronary interventions which are taking under the chronic
stable angina as a part of revascularization (Thuijs and et. al., 2019).
MAIN BODY
Overview of the topic
The treatment of this disease is optional for glorious healthcare. Several randomized trials
are taking in the prospect of this study which is investigated for the outcome and what is the risk
which is associated with that particular disease. In this, the percutaneous coronary interventions
and coronary artery bypass grafting surgery are followed under the various trials. In context with
this, they try to figure out the best action for the defenceless left main illness and the user
provides the best analysis for the RCT which are performed under the aim in the mind. This is
the consensus of the current literature and the available meta-analysis which is based on the
comparison between percutaneous coronary interventions and coronary obstructive pulmonary