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EUROASPIRE II
European Action on Secondary and PrimaryPrevention through Intervention
to Reduce Events
Euro Heart Survey ProgrammeEuropean Society of Cardiology-ESC
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Priorities of Coronary Heart Disease Prevention in Clinical Practice
1. Patients with established CHD or other atherosclerotic disease
2. Healthy individuals who are at high risk of developing CHD or other atherosclerotic disease, because of risk factors -including smoking, raised blood pressure, lipids (raised total cholesterol and LDL-cholesterol, low HDL-cholesterol and raised triglycerides) raised blood glucose, family history of premature coronary disease - or who have severe hypercholesterolaemia, or other forms of dyslipidaemia, hypertension or diabetes
3. Close relatives ofpatients with early-onset CHD or atherosclerotic disease healthy individuals at particularly high risk
4. Other individuals met in connection with ordinary clinical practice
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To be achieved by changes in lifestyle To be achieved by changes in lifestyle and, if needed, by drug treatmentand, if needed, by drug treatment
Goals for primary and secondary prevention of CHD (1)
Lifestyle* Stop smoking* Make healthy food choices* Be physically active
Other risk factors
* Blood pressure < 140/90 mmHg* Total cholesterol < 5.0 mmol/l (190 mg/dl)* LDL cholesterol < 3.0 mmol/l (115 mg/dl)* Good glucose control in diabetes
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Goals for secondary and primary prevention of CHD (2)
Other prophylactic drug therapiesSecondary prevention :!Secondary Prevention - Aspirin in virtually all patients
- Beta-blockers after myocardial infarction- ACE inhibitors in patients with heart
failure/LV dysfunction- Anticoagulants in patients at high risk
of thromboembolic events
! Primary prevention Aspirin (75 mg) in treated hypertensive
patients and in men at particularly high CHDriskprevention :
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Goals for primary and secondary prevention of CHD (3)
Screen close relatives of
* Patients with premature CHD(men < 55 yr and women < 65 yr)
* Patients with suspected familialdyslipidaemias
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Principal Scientific Objective
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To determine in patients with CHD whether the major risk factors for recurrent CHD are being effectively managed by lifestyle and, when appropriate,drug therapy
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Patients hospitalised because of
1) First elective or emergency CABG2) First elective or emergency PTCA,
no previous CABG3) AMI, no previous CABG or PTCA4) Acute myocardial ischaemia,
no previous CABG, PTCA or AMI
Study population
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Study population
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# Consecutive patients, aged < 71 yrs, hospitalised in the period from 1st January 1997 to at least 6 months prior to the interview
# Interviews: September 1999 - February 2000
# Median time between index event and interview:1.44 yrs (interquartile range 0.96 -1.95 yrs)
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Participating centres
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BEL/GHE Belgium - GhentCZE/PP Czech Republic - Pilsen, PragueFIN/KUO Finland - KuopioFRA/LLRT France - Lille, Lomme, RoubaixGER/MUNS Germany - MünsterGRE/ATCI Greece - Athens, Thessaloniki, Crete, IoanninaHUN/BUD Hungary - BudapestIRE/DUB Ireland - DublinITA/TV Italy - Treviso, VeronaNET/ROT the Netherlands - RotterdamPOL/CRA Poland - CracowSLO/LJU Slovenia - LjubljanaSPA/BAR Spain - BarcelonaSWE/MAL Sweden - MalmöUK/HL United Kingdom - Hull, London
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260
410
348
365
402
391
389
345
258
357
427
446
404
392
362
0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800
BEL/GHE
CZE/PP
FIN/KUO
FRA/LLRT
GER/MUNS
GRE/ATCI
HUN/BUD
IRE/DUB
ITA/TV
NET/ROT
POL/CRA
SLO/LJU
SPA/BAR
SWE/MAL
UK/HL
by centerTotal = 5,556 patients
Number of interviewed patients
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% smoking* at interviewby center
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19
22
24
17
25
30
26
15
28
18
15
18
21
18
21
0 20 40 60 80 100
BEL/GHE
CZE/PP
FIN/KUO
FRA/LLRT
GER/MUNS
GRE/ATCI
HUN/BUD
IRE/DUB
ITA/TV
NET/ROT
POL/CRA
SLO/LJU
SPA/BAR
SWE/MAL
UK/HL
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Distribution of BMI at interviewby center
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40
34
38
31
28
37
27
24
28
28
34
27
38
31
52
47
45
42
52
51
42
49
51
51
51
51
47
44
48
27
48
0 20 40 60 80 100
BEL/GHE
CZE/PP
FIN/KUO
FRA/LLRT
GER/MUNS
GRE/ATCI
HUN/BUD
IRE/DUB
ITA/TV
NET/ROT
POL/CRA
SLO/LJU
SPA/BAR
SWE/MAL
UK/HL
ALL
30 kg/m² 25-30 kg/m²≥≥≥≥
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% raised blood pressure* at interviewby center
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4442
5055
6348
3748
4952
4862
4362
5251
0 20 40 60 80 100
BEL/GHE
CZE/PP
FIN/KUO
FRA/LLRT
GER/MUNS
GRE/ATCI
HUN/BUD
IRE/DUB
ITA/TV
NET/ROT
POL/CRA
SLO/LJU
SPA/BAR
SWE/MAL
UK/HL
ALL
* systolic BP ≥≥≥≥ 140 mmHg and/or diastolic BP ≥≥≥≥ 90 mmHg European Society of Cardiology ESC
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% reaching goal* at interview among those using BP lowering medication
by center
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5557
5044
3652
635150
4952
3855
364949
0 20 40 60 80 100
BEL/GHE
CZE/PP
FIN/KUO
FRA/LLRT
GER/MUNS
GRE/ATCI
HUN/BUD
IRE/DUB
ITA/TV
NET/ROT
POL/CRA
SLO/LJU
SPA/BAR
SWE/MAL
UK/HL
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* systolic BP < 140 mmHg and diastolic BP < 90 mmHg
Therapeutic control of blood pressure at interview
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% total cholesterol ≥≥≥≥ 5 mmol/l at interviewby centerEUROASPIRE
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73
43
60
66
65
60
54
57
44
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68
53
40
54
58
0 20 40 60 80 100
BEL/GHE
CZE/PP
FIN/KUO
FRA/LLRT
GER/MUNS
GRE/ATCI
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SPA/BAR
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% reaching goal* at interview among those using lipid-lowering medication
by center
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3931
7044
4142
4855
4966
4941
5265
5451
0 20 40 60 80 100
BEL/GHE
CZE/PP
FIN/KUO
FRA/LLRT
GER/MUNS
GRE/ATCI
HUN/BUD
IRE/DUB
ITA/TV
NET/ROT
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* total cholesterol < 5 mmol/l
Therapeutic control of total cholesterol at interview
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% self-reported diabetes at interviewby centerEUROASPIRE
1422
1928
142121
922
1315
2435
1421
200 20 40 60 80 100
BEL/GHE
CZE/PP
FIN/KUO
FRA/LLRT
GER/MUNS
GRE/ATCI
HUN/BUD
IRE/DUB
ITA/TV
NET/ROT
POL/CRA
SLO/LJU
SPA/BAR
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% aspirin/other anti-platelets at interview
by centerEUROASPIRE
9088
828686
9275
9392
8187
8286
9281
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0 20 40 60 80 100
BEL/GHE
CZE/PP
FIN/KUO
FRA/LLRT
GER/MUNS
GRE/ATCI
HUN/BUD
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% beta-blockers at interviewby center
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7774
8860
6855
8447
6148
6266
4764
4463
0 20 40 60 80 100
BEL/GHE
CZE/PP
FIN/KUO
FRA/LLRT
GER/MUNS
GRE/ATCI
HUN/BUD
IRE/DUB
ITA/TV
NET/ROT
POL/CRA
SLO/LJU
SPA/BAR
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% ACE inhibitors at interviewby center
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3047
24
39
45
32
57
27
52
38
48
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19
27
38
0 20 40 60 80 100
BEL/GHE
CZE/PP
FIN/KUO
FRA/LLRT
GER/MUNS
GRE/ATCI
HUN/BUD
IRE/DUB
ITA/TV
NET/ROT
POL/CRA
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% lipid-lowering drugs at interviewby center
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4957
646868
4751
6260
7642
5865
7769
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0 20 40 60 80 100
BEL/GHE
CZE/PP
FIN/KUO
FRA/LLRT
GER/MUNS
GRE/ATCI
HUN/BUD
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POL/CRA
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% statins at interviewby centerEUROASPIRE
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6361
3145
6157
7535
5660
7468
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66
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BEL/GHE
CZE/PP
FIN/KUO
FRA/LLRT
GER/MUNS
GRE/ATCI
HUN/BUD
IRE/DUB
ITA/TV
NET/ROT
POL/CRA
SLO/LJU
SPA/BAR
SWE/MAL
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% anti-coagulants at interviewby centerEUROASPIRE
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4
11
3
5
4
11
4
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16
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9
6
9
4
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0 20 40 60 80 100
BEL/GHE
CZE/PP
FIN/KUO
FRA/LLRT
GER/MUNS
GRE/ATCI
HUN/BUD
IRE/DUB
ITA/TV
NET/ROT
POL/CRA
SLO/LJU
SPA/BAR
SWE/MAL
UK/HL
ALL
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Conclusions
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! A high prevalence of unhealthy lifestyles, modifiable risk factors and inadequate use of prophylactic drug therapies is found in coronary patients across Europe
! Considerable potential to raise the standard of preventive cardiology exists throughout Europe in order to reduce coronary morbidity and mortality
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EUROASPIRE IISteering GroupEUROASPIRE
Pr Guy De Backer, Chairperson
Pr Giovanni B AmbrosioPr Philippe AmouyelPr Dennis Cokkinos Pr Jaap DeckersPr Leif ErhardtPr Ian GrahamPr Irena KeberPr Ulrich Keil
Dr Seppo LehtoDr Erika Ostör
Pr Andrzej PajakPr Kalevi PyöräläDr Susana Sans
Pr Jaroslav SimonPr David Wood, Coordinator
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