Ficam algumas ressalvas em relação a os estudos apresentados haja vista que: a maioria deles não são randomizados prospectivos, mas sim coortes e registros, além de em alguns ( ORBIT AF) a população alvo não era propriamente portadores de DAC, mas sim população geral . Além disso, os resultados do WOEST foram comparado clopidogrel + Varfarina x AAS/Clopidogrel/Varfarina em cenário pós intervenção ( < 12 meses pós intervenção e assim não incluindo o foco do nosso post).
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