About the course

Over the years, beta-blockers and calcium channel blockers have been the backbone of antianginal therapy, yet some patients continue to be symptomatic. Thus, second-line antianginal therapy is required to reduce angina attacks and nitroglycerin use. Upon completion of this module, participants will gain insights into the following aspects:

• Prevalence and burden of angina pectoris
• Latest guidelines on the management of stable coronary artery disease
• Efficacy of a second-line antianginal agent in patients with frequent angina attacks

CPD Reviewer:
Professor Chee Kok Han
Senior Consultant Cardiologist
University Malaya Medical Centre

Who should participate:
Doctors

NOTE:
Please read thoroughly & understand the module before attempting the assessment questions.

Terms & Conditions:

• Participants must obtain a minimum score of 8/10 (80%) to be awarded 1 point.
• MIMS Education and MIMS Medica shall not be responsible or liable for the outcome of your CPD points.

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