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Angina with no obstructed coronary arteries Eva Prescott, MD, DMSc Department of Cardiology Bispebjerg Hospital University of Copenhagen Bispebjerg University Hospital

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  • Angina with no obstructed coronary arteries

    Eva Prescott, MD, DMScDepartment of Cardiology

    Bispebjerg HospitalUniversity of Copenhagen

    Bispebjerg University Hospital

  • I have nothing to declare

    Department of Cardiology, Bispebjerg University Hospital

  • Standardized mortality rates from ischaemic heart disease in selected European countriesPer 100.000, World Health Organization

  • Standardised 30 days and 365 days mortality after first MI

    Mortality has been reduced by 50% in all groups

    Schmidt et al, BMJ 2012

    Improvement in survival after MI

    30d and 1-yr mortality 1984-2008, Denmark

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  • Patients who survive the first month after an STEMI treated with primary PCI have an

    excellent prognosis, with a

  • Angina with no obstructed coronary arteries

    How common is angina with no obstructive CAD?

    What is prognosis in terms of CV outcome?

    What is prognosis in terms of continued symptoms, health related quality of life and disability?

    What are the costs to society?

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  • Figure 1. Angina prevalence in women vs men.

    Harry Hemingway et al. Circulation. 2008;117:1526-1536

    Copyright © American Heart Association, Inc. All rights reserved.

    Population weighted

    mean 6.7%

    Femalemale ratio

    1.2

  • Angina with no obstructive CAD:Prognosis, disability and costs

    Angina and NOCAD

    Continuedsymptoms

    Depression, anxiety

    Health related

    Quality of life

    Disability

    CostsDirect and

    indirect

    CV morbidity Patients

    perspective

    Societal perspective

    Cardiologist perspective

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  • In ACS women twice as often as men have nosignificant CAD

    Data from 11 randomised studies 1993-2006 comprising 35.000 persons

    Berger at al, JAMA 2009;302:874-82

  • Rate of NOCAD from clinically indicated angiograms

    Patel et al, NEJM 2010

    398,978 patients without known CAD undergoing elective CAG

    37.6% obstructive CAD (>50% stenosis of LM, >70% of major epicardial vessel)

    Men: 47%

    Women: 27%

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  • How common is no obstructive CAD in stable angina?

    Danish data: 11,000 persons without known CVD referred to angiography because of stable angina.

    Proportion with and without obstructive CAD in the period 2000-2009

    Jespersen L, European Heart Journal, 2012

  • The PROMISE trial – of 10.000 patients assessed for CAD, 5% were ultimately revascularized

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  • Angina with obstructive CAD – tip of the iceberg?

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  • Change of paradigm from purelymacrovascular to microvascular disease

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    Medical treatment Invasive treatment

    baseline1 yr3 yr5 yr

    Changing paradigm of angina and CAD with less focus on treatment of the epicardial

    stenosis

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  • Survival free of MACE (CV mortality, MI, HF or stroke) by degree of CAD in patients referred to CAG due to angina

    Department of Cardiology, Bispebjerg University Hospital

  • Persistence of angina by degree of CAD

    Follow up 2-3 years after first angiogram

    Jespersen et al, Clin Res Cardiol, 2013

    357 patients (response rate 83%)

    with CAG due to angina reassessed by

    Seattle angina questionnaire and Hospital Anxiety and Depression

    Scale after 2-3 years

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  • Persistance of angina at follow-up of patients referred to CAG for angina

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    Normal Diffuse CAD

    1-2 VD

    % persistent

    angina

    Men Women

    Jespersen et al, Clin Res Cardiol, 2013

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  • Persistent angina associated with depression and anxiety

    Depression

    Anxiety

    Jespersen et al, Clin Res Cardiol,

    2013

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  • Quality of life determined by angina, not degree of CAD

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  • Risk of disability pension and premature exit from workforce

    Jespersen et al, EHJ 2013

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  • Survival free of disability pension

    Jespersen et al, EHJ 2013

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  • Angina, NOCAD, CAD and subsequent risk of disability pension

    Age-and gender

    adjusted

    Multivariable adjusted(co-morbidity,

    socioeconomic factors, cardiac risk factors),

    Jespersen et al, EHJ 2013

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  • Burden of hospital admission in angina with and without CAD

    Jespersen et al, PLOS one 2014

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  • Burden of CV hospitalization: Comparing repeated events risk by angiography findingrecurrent event models

    Jespersen et al, PLOS one 2014

    Adjusted for age, gender, risk factors, medication, co-morbidity, ses

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  • Burden of CV hospitalization: Comparing repeated events risk by angiography finding

    Jespersen et al, PLOS one 2014

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  • Angina with no obstructed coronary arteries

    How common is angina with no obstructive CAD?Depends on diagnostic work-upTwice as common in women as in men

    What is prognosis in terms of CV outcome?Depends on comparison groupDiffers between populations depending on referral patternsIs poorer than the background population

    What is prognosis in terms of continued symptoms, healthrelated quality of life and disability?Symptoms and disability similar across CAG findingsSymptom persistence drives QoL

    What are the costs to society?Considerable

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  • Thank you for your attention

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