
Hirotoshi Watanabe
@hirotwatanabemd
Interventional Cardiologist, SHD, PhD, Papa of twins, living in Kyoto, Japan
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23-02-2019 06:23:49
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💥 AZALEA–TIMI 71 trial: less bleeding with #abelacimab compared to rivaroxaban in atrial fibrillation, but stroke prevention is uncertain 🧐 academic.oup.com/ehjcvp/advance… #EHJPharmacotherapy 💊 EHJ-CVP Editor-in-Chief Mattia Galli 👨💼👨⚕️ European Society of Cardiology European Society of Cardiology Journals 📚


🚨 ✨ Hot off the press! The ASPIRE study evaluating the efficacy and safety of off-label reduced-dose #apixaban in AF patients with a single dose-reduction criterion is now out in #EHJPharmacotherapy! 💊 📖 Read more: ow.ly/kJpF50VnfMp EHJ-CVP Editor-in-Chief Felice Gragnano




#ACC2025: In the SMART CHOICE 3 trial, clopidogrel monotherapy was superior to Aspirin monotherapy in the longstanding phase after PCI due to a reduced risk of myocardial infarction. No difference in bleeding. Felice Gragnano PCRonline 🫀 American College of Cardiology TCTMD theheartorg | Medscape AHA Science



📣 Clopidogrel outperforms aspirin as chronic monotherapy after PCI - better ischemic protection without increasing bleeding risk 👨⚕️💊 💥 P2Y12 inhibitors strike again! 💥 📌 SMART-CHOICE 3 is now online in The Lancet 👉 thelancet.com/journals/lance… Marco Valgimigli #Cardiology #ACC25

⚠️ How do we balance #bleeding & #thrombosis in patients w/ congenital bleeding disorders? 💊 New ESC consensus document in #EHJPharmacotherapy expands guidance on antithrombotic therapy in these complex cases Read more ow.ly/uq9450Vt2um EHJ-CVP Editor-in-Chief Felice Gragnano



Can we safely STOP aspirin in high bleeding risk patients after PCI? A report from the STOPDAPT-3 Trial on an Aspirin-Free Strategy in HBR patients Hirotoshi Watanabe #cardiotwitter #AHAJournals ahajrnls.org/3S9M4Ej




Giving a P2Y12 inhibitor to patients with coronary artery disease is associated with lower rates of myocardial infarction and stroke compared with traditional aspirin, with no increased risk of major bleeding, finds this study Marco Valgimigli bmj.com/content/389/bm…
