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May 23, 2026, 16:42
Bartosz Hudzik: Bleeding Risk Alone Should Not Determine Treatment Intensity
Bartosz Hudzik, Associate Profesor at Medical University of Silesia, shared his post a post on X, adding:
“HBR has become synonymous with antithrombotic de-escalation.
Yet bleeding risk alone should not determine treatment intensity.
Many AF, MI, PCI patients classified as HBR remain ischemic-risk dominant, underscoring the need for personalized rather than algorithmic therapy.”
Bartosz Hudzik shared a post on X:
“At EuroPCR 2026, we show that many HBR, AF, MI, PCI patients remain ischemic-risk dominant despite high bleeding risk.
In selected patients, triple antithrombotic therapy may still provide net clinical benefit”
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