Why the study?
INOCA is associated with adverse cardiovascular events, yet patients, particularly women, are often falsely reassured because of a lack of obstructive CAD and a perception of low risk.
Design
Focused review
Authors
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INOCA warrants clinical recognition with risk modification; leaves open optimal strategies pending large RCTs.
This review highlights that INOCA is a clinically significant condition driven by microvascular dysfunction and vasospasm, requiring specialized diagnostic and therapeutic approaches.
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