Titlebook: Angina Pectoris with Normal Coronary Arteries: Syndrome X; Juan Carlos Kaski Book 1994 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1994 angin

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Das Umfeld Anfang der 60er Jahre,e causes extend from the mind. to bones, muscle, oesophagus., lung., metabolism., the endocrine system. and the heart.. Though the prognosis of these patients is excellent., they usually continue to have clinical problems and consume medical resources.. Only a minority go on to develop any cardiac p

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EDV-gestützte CIM-Rahmenplanungise testing and no other cardiac or extra-cardiac causes of chest pain, to whom I would apply the diagnostic label “syndrome X”. These stricter criteria of selection are surely helpful in reducing the number of patients with other cardiac or non-cardiac conditions, known to be associated with sympto

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Syndrome X: A Non-Ischaemic Syndrome? — “False Positive” ST-Segment Shifts, Ischaemia, Myocardial Pexercise tolerance test or a radionuclide investigation have been undertaken or provide supporting evidence of a cardiac origin for the pain. Between 10% and 20% of coronary angiograms are interpreted as being normal.; the paradox of a normal coronary angiogram and typical angina chest pain was clear

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Microvascular Anginag electrocardiographic response to exercise, continue to be controversial, as evidenced by numerous studies often with conflicting results and various opinions expressed in editorials.. Claims have been made by cardiologist, gastroenterologist, and psychiatrist investigators for mechanisms of pain,