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NSTEMI suspected in a patient unlikely to benefit from acute intervention (eg PCI)

Consider:

1. ACS medications*

2. Anti-anginals

3. Secondary prevention medication (eg tight BP control, HbA1c control, rate control)

4. Refer to Virtual Ward

5. Optimise comorbidities that increase risk of Type 2 MI (eg COPD, anaemia, CCF, etc)

6. Referral to Cardiology Chest Pain Hot Clinic (via MAXIMs)

7. Advise '999' escalation if recurrence

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* If no anticoagulation: Aspirin, Ticagrelor, Fondaparinux, pain management

If anticoagulated: Aspirin, Clopidogrel, pain management

Camborne-Redruth Hospital

Barncoose Terrace

Cornwall

TR15 3ER

For Life-Threatening Emergencies Call 999

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