Robert Haïat Books

Cardiological therapy is refined day by day on the basis of clinical trials and meta-analyses, the results of which, insufficiently known or applied, have demonstrated and justified with an almost absolute strength of evidence the value of a given molecule depending on the patient’s clinical state.The proposed treatment guidelines are directly derived from the results of more than four hundred large-scale clinical trials and one hundred and a half studies and meta-analyses, amplified and strengthened by the main guidelines of scientific societies, usually American or European.These treatment guidelines provide the prescriber with a scientific and practical guide to the procedures and rules that now govern modern cardiological therapy in line with the most recent scientific data.

Cardiological therapy is refined day by day on the oasis of clinical trials and meta-analyses, the results of which, insufficiently known Cor applied, have demonstrated and justified with an almost absolute strength of evidence the value of a given molecule depending on the patient's clinical state. The proposed treatment guidelines are directly derived from the results of almost four hundred large-scale clinical trials, amplified and strengthened by the main guidelines of scientific societies, usually American or European. These treatment guidelines provide the prescriber with a scientific and practical guide to the procedures and rules that now govern modern cardiological therapy in line with the most recent scientific data.

The essential evidence provided by the major clinical trials constitutes the basis for modern treatment of cardiovascular disease. To extract the essential findings and to make them more accessible to the greatest number, the authors have organized, clarified and precisely and concisely summarized these trials to help the practitioner keep up to date with progress in cardiology, revise certain facts previously considered to be definitively acquired and, most importantly, make well informed treatment décisions which, more than ever, must be évidence-based.