Ticagrelor o Clopidogrel en el contexto del síndrome coronario agudo
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Objetivo: Comparar el clopidogrel y el ticagrelor en el contexto del síndrome coronario agudo, buscando comprender los principales beneficios y efectos adversos de los dos fármacos, con el fin de concluir qué medicamento tiene la mejor relación riesgo-benefício. Métodos: La metodología de este trabajo propone una recopilación de búsquedas realizadas en PubMed y la Biblioteca Virtual en Salud; se seleccionaron 19 artículos para el estudio de resultados. Los descriptores fueron “clopidogrel”, “ticagrelor” y “síndrome coronario agudo”, todos presentes en el campo “título”. Resultados: En 11 de los artículos analizados, ticagrelor fue superior, teniendo en cuenta beneficios como la revascularización del vaso diana y la consecuente supervivencia. También se analizaron efectos adversos como sangrado y disnea, con diferencia significativa en grupos específicos, como ancianos y diabéticos. Así, a través del análisis de los estudios, se observó una mayor efectividad en el uso de ticagrelor, ligado a un mayor riesgo de sangrado en determinados casos. Consideraciones finales: En el presente estudio se observó la superioridad del ticagrelor en la antiagregación plaquetaria, existiendo la necesidad de considerar su uso para algunos grupos, debido a una mayor posibilidad de efectos adversos, en cuyo caso, el uso de clopidogrel es preferible.
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