Avoid long-term beta blocker solely for chronic coronary disease without another indication — ACC/AHA · 2023 recommendation
2023 AHA/ACC chronic coronary disease guideline
Long-term beta-blocker therapy should not be used solely to improve outcomes in chronic coronary disease when there has been no myocardial infarction within the past year, LVEF is above 50%, and another primary indication is absent.
Class of Recommendation
Class 3: No Benefit
Level of Evidence
Level B-R
Last source-check date
2026-08-23
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Section 4.3.2, ‘Beta Blockers’, recommendation table, p. e55
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