Tom 14, Nr 6 (2017)
Farmakoterapia chorób układu krążenia
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Klopidogrel — co nowego w medycynie?

Filip M. Szymański1
Choroby Serca i Naczyń 2017;14(6):315-320.

Streszczenie

Klopidogrel jest jednym z najczęściej stosowanych leków przeciwpłytkowych wskazanym do stosowania w bardzo wielu jednostkach chorobowych. Jego różnorodne, udowodnione w badaniach klinicznych, korzystne działania zaowocowały wpisaniem klopidogrelu to wytycznych dotyczących leczenia wielu chorób, na czele z chorobą wieńcową i chorobami tętnic obwodowych. Jednak nawet najbardziej aktualne wytyczne nie obejmują wszystkich nowych pozycji piśmiennictwa, w których jest mowa o znaczeniu klopidogrelu w lecznictwie. Celem niniejszego opracowania jest przedstawienie najnowszych doniesień naukowych dotyczących klopidogrelu.

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