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Akuter Herzinfarkt im Zeitalter von Lyse und Akut-PTCA: Hat sich die Bedeutung der β-Blocker-Therapie geändert?

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Die Bedingungen für eine optimale Akuttherapie des Myokardinfarkts sowie eine erfolgreiche Primär- und Sekundärprävention der KHK sind im deutschsprachigen Raum prinzipiell flächendeckend vorhanden. Im 11-jährigen Verlaufszeitraum des MONICA-Herzinfarktregisters Augsburg (1985 – 1995) konnte eine Abnahme der Herzinfarktinzidenz und -mortalität für Männer und postmenopausale Frauen um etwa 20% (p < 0,001) im Vergleich zur vorherigen Dekade verzeichnet werden. Mit Verkürzung der Prähospitalzeit und Einführung verbesserter therapeutischer Strategien wurden die Dauer des Krankenhausaufenthalts verkürzt und die 30 Tage-Letalität von 12 auf 8% gesenkt [22].

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Schneider, H., Weber, F., Nienaber, C. (2001). Akuter Herzinfarkt im Zeitalter von Lyse und Akut-PTCA: Hat sich die Bedeutung der β-Blocker-Therapie geändert?. In: Rauch, B., Held, K. (eds) Der schwerkranke und multimorbide Herzpatient. Steinkopff. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-93723-1_21

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