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Title: Introduction to chest pain day


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Introduction to chest pain day
  • NWL GP training course
  • Iqbal Malik/Jamil Mayet
  • 2009

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The course
  • 4 days teaching
  • Log book
  • 1000 word case by day 3- 10th September
  • Day 4 7th October
  • 4000 word case by 4th November exam day
  • viva on exam day

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Q1 Which one of these twins is a smoker?
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Atherosclerosis
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Atherosclerosis
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Atherosclerosis
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Pathophysiology
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Pathophysiology
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Prevalence (BHF figures)
  • 1.5 million people with angina in the UK
  • UK has one of the highest death rates from CHD in
    the world
  • 1 MI every 2 minutes in the UK
  • 50 fatal
  • Treatment aims
  • Relieve symptoms
  • Minimise risk of acute coronary syndromes

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NSF
  • Std 9 urgent assessment of angina
  • Std 10 hospital systems for assessment and
    treatment, and risk reduction
  • Continuing in the community

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Break the ice
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Case histories in primary care
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Q What is the correct duration of therapy for
clopidogrel after ACS?
  • A 1 week
  • B 1 month
  • C 6 months
  • D 12 months
  • E Life

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A What is the correct duration of therapy for
clopidogrel after ACS?
  • A 1 week
  • B 1 month
  • C 6 months
  • D 12 months
  • E Life

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Case 1
  • 48y Indian businessman
  • Routine review of CHD reports all well
  • ... maybe slight tightness in chest lt5min
    duration (new in last 6w)
  • Due to go on a business trip next week
  • Risk factors?
  • Coronary angioplasty aged 43 for angina
  • Type 2 Diabetes 5y (good control)
  • Essential hypertension (130/84)

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Case 1
  • Current medication
  • Aspirin 75mg od, Atorvastatin 40mg od, Gliclazide
    160mg od, Metformin 850mg tds, Amlodipine 5mg od,
    Lisinopril 20mg od
  • Investigations?
  • HbA1c 6.9, Cholesterol 3.3 (HDL 0.9mmol/l),FBC,
    TFTs, UE normal
  • Resting ECG
  • normal

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Case 1
  • Initial management?
  • Refer for exercise ECG
  • Add Atenolol 50mg od (cardioprotective), what
    about Clopidogrel?
  • Advise re acute chest paingt15min duration and
    999
  • What advise would you give about travel to USA
    next week (appointment for ETT unlikely before
    this)?
  • Patient went to USA (against advise) collapsed
    had a CABG x 4 now well but insurance??

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Conclusions
  • Important to investigate and treat
  • Plumbing is not the whole solution
  • Iqbals patented NHS heart tablet
  • Aspirinstatin
  • ACEIbeta blocker
  • (clopidogrel)

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Case 2
  • 66y caucasian lady
  • c/o slight retrosternal tightness and sob walking
    200yds but does not stop her. Feels anxious as
    brothers both died MI 60s. 4w history
  • Risk factors Brothers IHD.
  • Examination CVS, BP gt160/100
  • Investigations FBC, ESR, TFTs, fasting glucose,
    Cholesterol, CholHDL ratio,Creatinine

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Case 2
  • Initial management
  • (working diagnosis likely angina)
  • Resting ECG (normal)
  • Start aspirin, start statin, Start Amlodipine 5mg
    ? GTN spray.
  • Refer RACPC and arrange review.
  • Give advise on tel 999 if acute chest paingt15min
    and take 300mg aspirin

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Case 3
  • 34 year old women from Afghanistan
  • 4 year history of atypical chest pain.
  • Pain occurring every 2 to 3 months in left chest,
    burning, heart thumping and looks pale, lasts 3-4
    minutes.
  • S/B respiratory team-NAD
  • Very anxious about pain.
  • No risk factors

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Case 3
  • No medication
  • Investigations
  • CXR n
  • Respiratory n
  • ECG n
  • Further investigations??

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Strategy in primary care
  • Good history
  • think atypical angina presentation especially in
    diabetic patient (silent ischaemia), S.E Asians,
    women.
  • Distinguish from unstable angina!!
  • Assess Risk factors.
  • CVS examination including xanthalsma, BP
  • Basic Investigations
  • FBC, fasting glucose, Total Cholesterol, Ratio,
    TFT, LFts,Creatinine electrolytes,Resting ECG

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Strategy continued
  • If angina suspected initiate prevention
  • Aspirin 75mg , Statin ( high dose?)
  • Consider anti-anginal
  • Refer to RACPC.
  • If unstable angina urgently refer to AE
  • Alarm symptoms of MI and 999

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Conclusions
  • Important to investigate and treat
  • Plumbing is not the whole solution
  • Iqbals patented NHS heart tablet
  • Aspirinstatin
  • ACEIbeta blocker
  • (clopidogrel)
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