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Long-term studies regarding the effect of treatment on prognosis are lacking, but the adverse implications suggested for silent ischemia support aggressive management. Treatment of silent ischemic episodes is possible utilizing a large variety of agents. Optimal detection and quantitation methods are still being developed, but guidelines for treatment should be similar to those for treatment of symptomatic ischemia.
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