… of chest pain) represent the 2 largest and most comprehensive cardiovascular imaging outcome
trials in patients with stable chest pain and … testing for stable chest pain. Similarities and …

We may never know whether the accuracy of William Heberden’s description in the 1770s of
a new syndrome, centering around pain in the left chest and named by him “angina pectoris,…

… of chest pain associated with adverse prognostic consequences. There is a risk that women
with chest pain in … To contribute to a balanced assessment of the clinical implications of this …

… clinical trials, in which the majority of patients have a high prevalence of coronary disease,
many of the patients included in the current study had a nonischemic cause for their chest pain…

… Chest pain is one of the most common chief complaints in emergency medicine. During the
acute presentation of a patient who has chest pain, chest … to evaluating chest pain includes …

… We instructed clinicians to record whether they thought the chest pain described was typical
cardiac chest pain in a “yes” or “no” tick box, using their own clinical judgment and taking …

… , investigative, and prognostic features in men with chest pain are not necessarily
applicable to women In this study 41% of women referred with chest pain who subsequently …

… The prompt and accurate evaluation of acute chest pain has immense implications for
patient morbidity and mortality and health care economics. Chest pain or other symptoms …

… We sought to evaluate the clinical implications of the relative change of cardiac troponin I
(cTnI) levels with respect to the Universal Definition in patients with acute chest pain. …

… chest pain. We analyzed the patients in this study to determine if the onset of chest pain
of … to study whether time of onset of chest pain is useful in discriminating among its causes. …