On Inflammation and Cardiovascular Disease in Patients with Rheumatoid Arthritis

Jonsson, Sofi

doi:10.3109/03009749609069998

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'Traditional' and 'Novel' CV Risk Factors2

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“… 7 In the specific context of RA, the term ‘traditional CV risk factors’ is used to describe variables that are not measures of systemic inflammation. 8 …”

Section: ‘Traditional’ and ‘Novel’ CV Risk Factorsmentioning

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“…7 In the specific context of RA, the term 'traditional CV risk factors' is used to describe variables that are not measures of systemic inflammation. 8 The term 'novel CV risk factors' represents an ambiguous collection of variables. 9 Often these risk factors are recent discoveries that are difficult to measure, and the evidence for an association with the outcome is less established.…”

Section: 'Traditional' and 'Novel' CV Risk Factorsmentioning

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Re-evaluating the mythical divide between traditional and novel cardiovascular risk factors in rheumatoid arthritis

Ikdahl,

Stensrud

2024

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Cardiovascular (CV) risk factors for rheumatoid arthritis (RA) are conventionally classified as ‘traditional‘ and ‘novel‘. We argue that this classification is obsolete and potentially counterproductive. Further, we discuss problems with the common practice of adjusting for traditional CV risk factors in statistical analyses. These analyses do not target well-defined effects of RA on CV risk. Ultimately, we propose a future direction for cardiorheumatology research that prioritises optimising current treatments and identifying novel therapeutic targets over further categorisation of well-known risk factors.

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“… 7 In the specific context of RA, the term ‘traditional CV risk factors’ is used to describe variables that are not measures of systemic inflammation. 8 …”

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confidence: 99%