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Platelet Reactivity And Clinical ThrombotIC Events Study
Platelet function testing has been considered for DAPT strategy adjustments to reduce the patient's risk of ischemia and bleeding. Although several previous RCT studies did not find any benefit in the detection of platelet function, the previous studies were mostly low-risk populations, and the P2Y12 receptor antagonists were simply clopidogrel, and the detection methods were relatively simple. Therefore, the need for platelet monitoring in high-risk ACS patients receiving new potent P2Y12 inhibitor ticagrelor, as well as the diagnostic threshold for different platelet function assays needs further study. In addition, due to the differences on the response to anti-platelet drugs between the East and the West, it is not appropriate to simply refer to the conclusion of the other party. However, as of now, there is no large sample randomized controlled study systematically focused on the applicability and status of platelet function tests in East Asian populations, especially Chinese populations.
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