Edinburgh Royal Infirmary
Edinburgh, United Kingdom
NCT Number: NCT03252249
Despite substantial evidence supporting the use of dual anti-platelet therapy in patients with acute coronary syndrome, there remains major uncertainty regarding the optimal duration of therapy. Recent evidence suggests that shorter durations of dual anti-platelet therapy are superior because the avoidance of atherothrombotic events is counterbalanced by the greater risks of excess major bleeding with apparent increases in all-cause mortality with longer durations. We here propose an international randomised controlled trial of 18,318 patients with type 1 myocardial infarction allocated to differing durations of dual anti-platelet therapy. We will use electronic health record linkage to track duration of therapy and clinical outcomes in a real-world, real-time, efficient and highly cost-effective trial. This has the potential to define treatment duration, settle a major outstanding international controversy, and influence modern cardiology practice across the world.
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All sexes
Interventional
Phase 4
Edinburgh, United Kingdom
Healthy volunteers accepted: No
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Inclusion criteria
Exclusion criteria
Patients with acute coronary syndrome will be randomised to 3 months dual anti-platelet therapy.
Patients with acute coronary syndrome will be randomised to 12 months dual anti-platelet therapy.
Time frame: Date of index MI to 15 months
Restricted Mean Survival Time
Time frame: Date of index MI to 15 months
Occurrence of event
Time frame: Date of MI to 15 months
Restricted Mean Survival Time
Time frame: Date of MI to 15 months
Occurrence of event
Time frame: Date of MI to 15 months
Restricted Mean Survival Time
Time frame: Date of MI to 15 months
Occurrence of event
Time frame: Date of MI to 15 months
Restricted Mean Survival Time
Time frame: Date of MI to 15 months
Occurrence of event
Time frame: Date of MI to 15 months
Restricted Mean Survival Time
Time frame: Date of MI to 15 months
Occurrence of event
Time frame: Date of MI to 15 months
Restricted Mean Survival Time
Time frame: Date of MI to 15 months
Occurrence of event
Time frame: Date of MI to 15 months
Restricted Mean Survival Time
Time frame: Date of MI to 15 months
Occurrence of event
Time frame: Date of MI to 15 months
Restricted Mean Survival Time
Time frame: Date of MI to 15 months
Occurrence of event
Time frame: Date of MI to 15 months
Occurrence of event
Time frame: Date of MI to 15 months
Restricted Mean Survival Time
Time frame: Date of MI to 15 months
Occurrence of event
Time frame: Date of MI to 15 months
Restricted Mean Survival Time
Time frame: Date of MI to 15 months
Occurrence of event
Time frame: Date of MI to 15 months
Restricted Mean Survival Time
Time frame: Date of MI to 15 months
Occurrence of event
Time frame: Date of MI to 15 months
Restricted Mean Survival Time
Time frame: Date of MI to 15 months
Occurrence of event
Time frame: Date of MI to 15 months
Restricted Mean Survival Time
Time frame: Date of MI to 15 months
Occurrence of event
University of Edinburgh
Other
Duration of Dual Anti-Platelet Therapy in Acute Coronary Syndrome
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