Calcium antagonists for secondary prevention of myocardial infarction: is there a need to shift from short-acting to long-acting types?
Although there was a tendency toward a reduction in cardiac events using calcium antagonists with long half-life, none of these drugs could significantly reduce the incidence of cardiac events in patients with a healed MI.
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