ACE Inhibitors and ARBs Before Surgery
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Pooling 14 randomised trials, withholding ACE inhibitors or ARBs cut intraoperative hypotension from 48% to 36% and reduced vasopressor use, but raised postoperative hypertension from 20% to 28%, on very low certainty evidence.
PMID 41017370
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Continuing renin-angiotensin system inhibitors to the day of surgery gave the same rate of death and major complications at 28 days as stopping them 48 hours before (22% in each arm), but hypotension during surgery rose from 41% to 54%.
PMID 39212270
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In a 4,802-patient cohort, withholding an ACE inhibitor or ARB in the 24 hours before noncardiac surgery was associated with a lower risk of the composite of death, stroke or myocardial injury at 30 days.
PMID 27775997
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ACE inhibitors attenuate sympathetic neurotransmission, particularly when endogenous renin-angiotensin activity is high.
PMID 1382170
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Across 16 studies and 59,105 patients, withholding RAAS inhibitors lowered intraoperative hypotension and acute kidney injury but made no significant difference to mortality, major cardiac events, infarction or stroke.
PMID 39531998
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In patients whose preoperative NT-proBNP was below 100 pg/mL, stopping RAS inhibitors before surgery raised myocardial injury from 23% to 40% — the harm of stopping is not uniform across risk groups.
PMID 38341283
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