Static exercise can precipitate plaque rupture leading to coronary dissection and thrombus formation, as shown angiographically in this patient case.
Does static exercise precipitate plaque rupture and coronary dissection?
Static exercise can generate biomechanical forces sufficient to precipitate plaque rupture, leading to coronary dissection and thrombus formation.
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This case report illustrates the significance of biomechanical forces, such as static exercise as a precipitating factor for plaque rupture resulting in coronary dissection and secondary thrombus formation, as documented by angiography in this particular patient
Alem et al. (Mon,) reported a other. Static exercise can precipitate plaque rupture leading to coronary dissection and thrombus formation, as shown angiographically in this patient case.