Is There a Protocol For Screening For Mens?

The biggest challenge in screening for mens is determining if it is a type one or type two m i. This can be difficult and sometimes the m i that is thought to be type two ends up having obstructive coronary disease. There is a lack of data on secondary prevention after mens, so it is important to consider risk reduction and initiate appropriate treatments such as statins and antiplatelet agents. Tobacco cessation counseling and lifestyle modifications should also be implemented. There may be practice variation in whether to go straight to catheterization or perform a stress test to look for inducible ischemia.