Can you describe the actual clinical phenotypes—actual patients referred to you by interventional or medical cardiologists—in which PCSK9 inhibition would represent a foundational approach to reduction of residual CV risk burden?

Can you describe the actual clinical phenotypes—actual patients referred to you by interventional or medical cardiologists—in which PCSK9 inhibition would represent a foundational approach to reduction of residual CV risk burden?

Can you describe the actual clinical phenotypes—actual patients referred to you by interventional or medical cardiologists—in which PCSK9 inhibition would represent a foundational approach to reduction of residual CV risk burden?


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CMEducation Resources IQ&A Cardiovascular Intelligence Zone | The Lipidologist and Atherosclerosis Specialist's Perspective

Presenter

Erik S.G Stroes, MD, PhD

Erik S.G Stroes, MD, PhD

Professor Department of Vascular Medicine Academic Medical Center Amsterdam, The Netherlands