… Guidelines have recommended that the most appropriate medical therapy for angina is a
combination of two antianginal therapies in different drug classes (beta-blockers, calcium-…

… The choice of antianginal medications should also take into consideration their potential …
we discuss currently available drugs to optimally treat patients with stable angina pectoris and …

Aims First-line medical management of stable angina generally involves a beta-blocker (BB)
or calcium channel blocker (CCB), with other classes of medication being added if symptom …

… However, all the antianginal drugs which have been approved to treat angina are based on
studies which recruited patients with classical stable angina pectoris rather than dyspnea or …

… countries in the prescription of anti-anginal drugs, use of non-… drug treatment for the initial
management of stable angina. Optimal drug treatment consists of one or two anti-anginal drugs…

… CD; CCS Ad Hoc Committee for Revising the CCS Grading of Stable Angina. Revisiting
the Canadian Cardiovascular Society grading of stable angina pectoris after a quarter of a …

… in angina-free walking time with antianginal drugs … anti-anginal drugs (β-blockers, long-acting
nitrates, calcium channel blockers) effect adverse outcomes in patients with stable angina …

… to be prognostically superior in the treatment of chronic stable angina [ 5 ]. … stable angina
because of somewhat different mechanisms of action of the various classes of antianginal drugs …

… Antianginal drugs can be very effective in controlling symptoms and modifying the … or
combination antianginal drug therapy on hard clinical end points in patients with stable angina. …

… stable angina are discussed. Data from randomized, clinical trials of established and novel
drugs … Coronary revascularization can alleviate angina more effectively than antianginal drugs…