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Statin-induced tendon rupture in a patient with high 10-year ASCVD score; a case report
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  • Seyed taher Seyyed Mahmoudi,
  • Parisa Kianpour,
  • Masoud Mortezazadeh,
  • shima rafiee,
  • reza mourtami,
  • abbas mofidi,
  • Mohammad Rasekhi SiahkalMahalleh
Seyed taher Seyyed Mahmoudi
School of Medicine Tabriz university of Medical sciences, Tabriz, Iran

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Parisa Kianpour
clinical pharmacy department, faculty of pharmacy, Tehran university of medical sciences, Tehran, Iran.
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Masoud Mortezazadeh
Tehran University of Medical Sciences
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shima rafiee
Tehran University of Medical Sciences
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reza mourtami
faculty of pharmacy, Tehran university of medical sciences, Tehran, Iran.
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abbas mofidi
Iran University of Medical Sciences
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Mohammad Rasekhi SiahkalMahalleh
Tehran University of Medical Sciences School of Medicine
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Abstract

We present 58-year-old man on long-term statin therapy with history of ischemic heart disease and percutaneous coronary intervention. Statin-associated tendon rupture is an uncommon clinical presentation that happened in our case. We review the literature to find the reliable substitute of statin in such high-risk patients for atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease.