… Attention for sex differences in symptoms of acute coronary syndromes should be proportional
to the large overlap in symptoms of acute coronary syndromes between women and men. …

… in women presenting with acute coronary syndrome (ACS) … outcomes from ACS are still
worse for women than for men. … percentage of women presenting with atypical symptoms and …

… hope to avoid: disadvantaging women in receiving expeditious diagnostic testing and
treatment for acute coronary syndrome. Symptoms are the trigger that propel individuals with …

… care among men and women with acute coronary syndrome (ACS). Compared with men, …
and more pronounced frailty, women with ACS present later from symptom onset and are at …

… of acute coronary syndrome and help guide further management. This proposed treatment
… acute coronary syndromes in patients presenting without persistent ST-segment elevation.  …

… At the least severe end of the acute coronary syndrome spectrum is unstable angina, in which
clinical symptoms suggest acute coronary syndrome, but there is no biochemical evidence …

… Majority of the patients presented with symptoms of chest pain (92%) in our study. This
was followed by complaints of breathless (40%), arm pain (16%), jaw pain (10%).In our study …

… symptoms combine in individuals as unique symptom phenotypes. We examined how
symptoms of AMI combine as unique symptom … of symptom phenotypes in women versus men. …

… with STEMI presented late (>24 hours of symptoms) during the … with NSTEMI presented late
(>24 hours of symptoms) during the … mild or anginal equivalent symptoms are likely staying at …

… events following acute coronary syndrome (ACS) remains … -term cardiovascular outcomes
in women and men with ACS. … explore the benefits of CPAP treatment in women with ACS. …