PAH combination therapy moves to first-line
Pulmonary arterial hypertension upfront combination therapy is becoming standard rather than sequential single-agent escalation.
Pulmonary arterial hypertension management has shifted to upfront combination therapy as the default for higher-risk patients. The sequential single-agent escalation paradigm of a decade ago is being replaced by triple-class or activin-modulator-included combinations from the start. The implementation question is whether community pulmonology adopts the more aggressive paradigm or refers earlier to PAH centres.
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