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Does a combined test of accelerated exercise following mild hyperventilation improve the detection of coronary spastic angina in patients without fixed stenosis compared to HV or TET alone?
Does a combined test of accelerated exercise following mild hyperventilation improve the detection of coronary spastic angina in patients without fixed stenosis compared to HV or TET alone?
A new combined test of accelerated exercise following mild hyperventilation significantly improves the sensitivity of non-invasive detection of coronary spastic angina in patients without fixed stenosis.
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May enhance non-invasive detection of coronary spastic angina; leaves open prospective validation before changing diagnostic practice.
Sueda et al. (2002) studied this question.
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