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Adjunctive pharmacologic therapy with anti‐ischemic, antiplatelet and anticoagulant agents is critical for both conservatively and invasively treated patients. During the acute phase general supportive anti‐ischemic measures should be implemented, including supplemental oxygen only when blood oxygen saturation is <90% or the patient is in respiratory distress [28,29], intravenous nitrates for angina control [30], and beta‐blockers in patients who are not at risk of developing cardiogenic shock [31]. In cases with suspected vasospastic angina a combination of calcium channel clockers and nitrates should be administered instead of beta‐blockers [32]. In addition, early aspirin and P2Y12 inhibitor therapy is recommended in conjunction with anticoagulation. In more detail: