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. 2010 Feb 25;25(1):63–70. doi: 10.1038/jhh.2010.19

Table 2. Use of concomitant treatments at baseline in patients with RAS blockade.

  Nifedipine (n=857) Placebo (n=875)
Antianginal drug
 β blocker 71.7 (%) 72.9 (%)
 Organic nitrate, as needed 48.0 (%) 48.9 (%)
 Organic nitrate, daily maintenance 41.0 (%) 39.8 (%)
 Other vasodilator 5.7 (%) 5.7 (%)
 Any of the above 97.8 (%) 97.9 (%)
 Any two of the above 44.2 (%) 45.6 (%)
 Any three or four of the above 11.8 (%) 11.6 (%)
     
Lipid lowering
 Statin 62.0 (%) 63.1 (%)
 Fibrate 7.9 (%) 7.5 (%)
 Other 0.9 (%) 1.4 (%)
 Any of the above 68.8 (%) 69.2 (%)
     
Blood pressure lowering
 ACE inhibitor 89.7 (%) 89.9 (%)
 Angiotensin-II antagonist 10.3 (%) 10.1 (%)
 Diuretic 20.3 (%) 23.3 (%)
 Other 3.6 (%) 2.5 (%)
 Any of the above 100 (%) 100 (%)
     
Other cardiovascular
 Acetylsalicylic acid 85.4 (%) 84.8 (%)
 Vitamin K antagonist 4.8 (%) 5.1 (%)
 Cardiac glycoside 1.1 (%) 1.8 (%)
 Amiodarone, sotalol or other antiarrhythmic 4.1 (%) 5.1 (%)

Abbreviation: RAS, renin angiotensin system.