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EPISODE · Oct 27, 2008 · 12 MIN

Aspirin Resistance and Its Implications in Clinical Practice

from Clinician's Roundtable

Host: Larry Kaskel, MD Guest: Wayne Peters, MD Recent studies indicate that some patients may not obtain the full benefits of aspirin's antiplatelet effects Guest Dr. Wayne Peters discusses with host Dr. Larry Kaskel the benefits of aspirin to prevent and manage heart disease, and the tests available to measure aspirin resistance or platelet function. Dr. Peters outlines the clinical importance of these tests and the various factors that can affect absorption including medications such as ibuprofen, smoking and high cholesterol. Tune in to hear how a simple urinary test will provide the primary care physician the information to effectively use aspirin for the prevention and management heart disease in combination with other prevention mechanisms.

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