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Long-acting cilostazol versus isosorbide mononitrate for patients with vasospastic angina: a randomized controlled trial.

Min Gyu KangJong-Hwa AhnJin-Yong HwangSeok-Jae HwangJin-Sin KohYongwhi ParkJae Seok BaeKook Jin ChunJeong Su KimJune Hong KimMin Ku Chon
Published in: Coronary artery disease (2024)
Long-acting cilostazol provided comparable control of angina and fewer adverse neurologic reactions within 4 weeks compared to ISMN. Long-acting cilostazol provides more intensive control of angina within 1 week, suggesting that it may be an initial choice for the treatment of VSA.
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