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Chest, Vol 90, 774-776, Copyright © 1986 by American College of Chest Physicians

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Exercise-induced ST-segment depression and elevation in the same patient. A case for mixed angina

JM Yackee, RM Shnider and AG Wasserman

A patient with significant left anterior descending coronary disease is presented who developed significant ST segment elevation and depression at different times under similar testing conditions. Currently proposed explanations for exercise-induced ST segment elevation are discussed. This patient likely represents a case of spasm superimposed on significant obstructive disease, so-called mixed angina.




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