Authoritative, portable, and up to date, Opie's Cardiovascular
Drugs, 9th Edition, is the definitive reference for quick access to
frequently used drugs in all phases of care for cardiac patients.
Now a part of the Braunwald family of renowned cardiology
references, this compact title provides crucial information in an
easily accessible format-ideal for cardiologists, residents,
cardiology fellows, medical students, nurses, and other cardiac
care providers. Updated to include the latest guidelines and
evidence-based implications, it offers clear and concise
explanations and pertinent clinical facts for all classes of
cardiac drugs, as well as all the latest clinical trial results and
evidence for the pharmacologic treatment of heart disease. Uses a
new, consistent format for each drug class: overview and guidelines
for use, mechanisms of action, differences among drugs in class,
data for use, side effects, and drug interactions. Covers key
topics such as new ESC and NLA guidelines, advances in
lipid-lowering therapy, new diabetes drugs that improve
cardiovascular outcomes, obesity drugs and cardiovascular and
metabolic effects, drugs targeting inflammation, and combinations
of antithrombotic therapies with analysis of risk-benefit. Provides
guidance on how to effectively manage comorbid diseases. Contains
dozens of unique "Opiegram" diagrams that demystify complex
mechanisms of action and other drug processes-many updated to
reflect current pathologic understanding of mechanisms. Enhanced
eBook version included with purchase, which allows you to access
all of the text, figures, and references from the book on a variety
of devices
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