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==Major Points==
==Major Points==
The stroke prevention after successful carotid endarterectomy for asymptomatic stenosis (ACST-1) randomized 3,120 patients to receive immediate or deferred CEA.<!-- Now write a succinct paragraph or two describing the major points in the article. Again, ACCORD's major points: -->
The stroke prevention after successful carotid endarterectomy for asymptomatic stenosis (ACST-1) randomized 3,120 patients to assess the effect of immediate CEA on stroke risk as compared to deferred CEA.
 
Successful immediate CEA for asymptomatic patients <75 years of age at entry of trial reduces 10-year risk of stroke.<!-- Now write a succinct paragraph or two describing the major points in the article. Again, ACCORD's major points: -->


==Guidelines==
==Guidelines==
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===Subgroup Analysis<!-- Was there a subgroup analysis? If so, include a summary of it here. -->===
===Subgroup Analysis<!-- Was there a subgroup analysis? If so, include a summary of it here. -->===
* At 10-years, there was no significant heterogeneity between benefits in subgroups of age, gender, pre-randomisation cholesterol, pre-randomisation systolic blood pressure, severity of stenosis, diabetes mellitus, IHD, use of anti-hypertensive, anti-thrombotic or lipid-lowering agents at entry.  
* At 10-years, the benefits of CEA was not significant for both men and for women ≥75 years old at entry to trial
* At 10-years, there was no significant heterogeneity between benefits in subgroups of gender, pre-randomisation cholesterol, pre-randomisation systolic blood pressure, severity of stenosis, diabetes mellitus, IHD, use of anti-hypertensive, anti-thrombotic or lipid-lowering agents at entry.  
*  At 10-years, there was no significant heterogeneity between perioperative hazards in subgroups of age, gender or severity of stenosis.  
*  At 10-years, there was no significant heterogeneity between perioperative hazards in subgroups of age, gender or severity of stenosis.  
* However subgroup analyses are not definitive due to the small number of events in the trial.<!-- Were there significant adverse events recorded other than those listed in the secondary outcomes? If so, list them here -->
* However subgroup analyses are not definitive due to the small number of events in the trial.<!-- Were there significant adverse events recorded other than those listed in the secondary outcomes? If so, list them here -->
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