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Contents
Introduction 1
Target audience 2
Settings 2
Resource needs 2
What are the goals of implementing these guidelines ? 2
Who needs referral to a specialist facility? 3
Part
1
Assessing and managing cardiovascular risk in people with
risk factors who have not yet developed clinically manifest
cardiovascular disease (primary prevention)
5
When is grading cardiovascular risk using charts unnecessary for
making treatment decisions?
7
Instructions for using WHO/ISH risk prediction charts 7
Practice points 9
Table 1 WHO/ISH risk prediction charts by epidemiological subregion and WHO Member States
10
Figure 1 WHO/ISH risk prediction chart for AFR D (for use in
settings where blood cholesterol can be measured)
12
Figure 2 WHO/ISH risk prediction chart for AFR E (for use in
settings where blood cholesterol can be measured)
13
Figure 3 WHO/ISH risk prediction chart for AFR D (for use in
settings where blood cholesterol cannot be measured)
14
Figure 4 WHO/ISH risk prediction chart for AFR E (for use in
settings where blood cholesterol cannot be measured)
15
Recommendations for prevention of cardiovascular disease in people
with risk factors
16
Part
2
Management of people with established coronary heart disease
(CHD), Cerebrovascular disease (CeVD) or peripheral vascular
disease (secondary prevention)
23
Recommendations for prevention of recurrent CHD (heart attack)
and CeVD (stroke) events
24
Table 2 Causes and clinical features of secondary hypertension 29
Table 3 Clinical features of malignant hypertension 29
Table 4 Drugs and daily dosages 30
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