Differences in coronary heart disease according to sex and chest pain in primary care

Differences in coronary heart disease according to sex and chest pain in primary care

Introduction: women who suffer a myocardial infarction present with more atypical symptoms than men. Chest pain remains an important common symptom of CAD. Purpose: To assess the diagnostic value of non-acute chest pain characteristics for CAD in women and men. Methods: A retrospective observational...

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Veröffentlicht in:NeuroQuantology 2022-01, Vol.20 (13), p.229
Hauptverfasser: Alejandro Mayorga Garcés, Lina Espinoza Neri, Miguel Ramos Argilagos
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Cardiology
Cardiovascular disease
Chest
Coronary vessels
Diagnostic systems
Heart attacks
Heart diseases
Medical imaging
Men
Observational studies
Outpatient care facilities
Pain
Primary care
Risk factors
Sex
Signs and symptoms
Women
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Cardiovascular disease
Chest
Coronary vessels
Diagnostic systems
Heart attacks
Heart diseases
Medical imaging
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Observational studies
Outpatient care facilities
Pain
Primary care
Risk factors
Sex
Signs and symptoms
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