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Do non-pharmacological provocation tests correlate with circadian patterns and clinical features in patients with vasospastic angina?
Do non-pharmacological provocation tests correlate with circadian patterns and clinical features in patients with vasospastic angina?
Exercise test responses, but not hyperventilation or cold pressor tests, correlate well with circadian patterns and clinical features of vasospastic angina.
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Exercise test associations with clinical features in vasospastic angina are hypothesis-generating; prospective studies needed before guiding management.
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Oh et al. (2000) studied this question.
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