“…In a study where patients who underwent PCI were followed up with for a long period, the relative risk for cardiovascular events in those with metabolic syndrome was 2.1-fold higher 777 ) . However, statin administration resulted in a significant decrease in total mortality by 44% and in coronary death by 47% 778 ) .…”
“…In a study where patients who underwent PCI were followed up with for a long period, the relative risk for cardiovascular events in those with metabolic syndrome was 2.1-fold higher 777 ) . However, statin administration resulted in a significant decrease in total mortality by 44% and in coronary death by 47% 778 ) .…”
“…The JCAD, an observational study conducted in Japan, demonstrated that the risk of cardiovascular events in patients with three or more major risk factors is 1.3-fold higher than that observed in patients with two or less risk factors 5) . In a study in which patients who underwent percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) were followed up for a long period, the relative risk of cardiovascular events in the patients with metabolic syndrome was 2.1-fold 26) ; however, statin treatment resulted in a significant decrease in total mortality of 44% and coronary death of 47% 27) .…”
Section: Multiple Risk Factors and Metabolic Syndromementioning
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