Key result
Review highlights sex-based differences in ACS pathophysiology, presentation, and outcomes to improve clinical management.
Why the study?
Clinical research has historically focused on male populations, leading to a significant knowledge gap in understanding sex-based differences and the unique aspects of ACS in women.
This review highlights the sex-specific characteristics of acute coronary syndromes in women to foster greater awareness and improve clinical management.
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May prompt attention to sex differences in ACS care; leaves open whether tailored strategies improve outcomes.
Theofilis et al. (2023) conducted a review in Acute coronary syndromes. A narrative review of acute coronary syndromes in women highlights sex-based differences in pathophysiology, presentation, and outcomes, emphasizing the need for improved clinical management.
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