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A patient with acute chest pain and elevated troponin concentrations usually undergo invasive coronary angiography unless there are obvious non-coronary causes of this constellation. So the patient must be care in his treatment.
5/23/2022 4:40:57 AM

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Hi Valerie Dziados, It’s really a great article!
A patient with acute chest pain and elevated troponin concentrations usually undergo invasive coronary angiography unless there are obvious non-coronary causes of this constellation. It thus became apparent that up to 10% of such patients do not have obstructive coronary artery disease and in women, this group may even be larger. To find more about the symptoms of heart diseases:https://www.cardiacrhythm.in/blog/the-intriguing-relationship-between-coronary-heart-disease-and-mental-health/
12/18/2019 11:41:21 PM