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some edits to the card to make it more clear that it is a first line drug therapies and separated by or as non-dihydropiridine CCBs and beta blockers should not be given together
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- Remember, nondihydropiridine CCBs affect both the heart and the blood vessels, whereas dihydropiridines target the blood vessels.
- Important not to use beta blockers and nondihydropiridine CCBs together, without specialist advice
- Glycerol trinitrate can be given transdermally, and isosorbide mononitrate modified release can be given
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eTG Complete
Talley & O'Connor
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Source
eTG - Stable angina app-tg-org.au.eu1.proxy.openathens.net Published/Amended June 2023, Accessed 5 August 2025
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