Table 3

Trials of short duration DAPT

LEADERS-FREE
2015
ACS+stable angina
2466 HBR patients
BioFreedom (DES) vs
BMS
1 month of DAPT followed by aspirin alone12-month follow-upTarget lesion revascularisation:
5.1% BioFreedom
9.8% BMS
P<0.001
Death, MI, stent thrombosis
9.4% BioFreedom vs
12.9% BMS
P<0.001
ONYX-ONE
2020
ACS+stable angina
1996 HBR patients
Resolute Onyx (DES) vs
BioFreedom (DES)
1 month DAPT (aspirin+mostly clopidogrel)
After 2 months 92% on single APT
Aspirin : 55.9%
P2Y12 : 44.1%
12-month follow-upPrimary safety endpoint:
Cardiac death/MI/stent thrombosis
17.1 vs 16.9%
P=0.011 for non-inferiority
Stent thrombosis
0.9% at 12 months for both arms
P=0.99
Bleeding, BARC 2–5 P=0.4
SENIOR
2018
ACS+stable angina
1200 patients>75 years
Synergy (DES) vs
BMS
1 month DAPT for stable angina
6 months DAPT for ACS
12-month follow-upPrimary endpoint: all-cause mortality, MI, stroke or ischaemia-driven target lesion revascularisation
DES 11.6% vs BMS 16.4%
P=0.02
Stent thrombosis
1% for both arms
Bleeding: 5% in both arms
TWILIGHT
2019
ACS+stable angina
7119 patients at HBR or high ischaemic riskTicagrelor+Aspirin for 3 months then
Ticagrelor+Aspirin vs
Ticagrelor+placebo
12-month follow-upPrimary endpoint : BARC 2, 3, 5
Ticagrelor+Aspirin=7.1%
Ticagrelor+placebo = 4.0%
P<0.001
Death from any cause, non-fatal MI, or non-fatal stroke
3.9% in both arms
P<0.001 for non-inferiority
  • A, aspirin; BARC, bleeding academic research collaboration; BMS, bare metal stent; DAPT, dual antiplatelet therapy; DES, drug eluting stent; HBR, high bleeding risk; T, ticagrelor.