Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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5928662 | American Heart Journal | 2013 | 7 Pages |
Abstract
The absence of traditional cardiac risk factors, female gender, and lack of typical angina symptoms are all associated with a higher frequency of normal cardiac catheterizations. The wide variation in Ontario in the frequency of normal angiograms in patients with stable angina suggests that there are opportunities to improve patient case selection.
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Authors
Kevin MD, Helen MSc, Harindra C. MD, PhD, Dennis T. MD, MSc, Madhu K. MD, Christopher M. MD, Kori MSN, Eric A. MD, Jack V. MD, PhD,