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Physical exertion or emotional stress as precipitating factors for coronary artery thrombosis remain debated, with conflicting literature on whether attacks follow effort or occur at rest.
The text reviews historical perspectives on whether physical exertion or emotional stress precipitates coronary artery thrombosis.
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Conflicting literature leaves the precipitating role of exertion or stress unresolved; does not support changes in clinical recommendations.
Arthur M. Mastér (1937) conducted a review in Coronary artery thrombosis. Physical exertion or emotional stress was evaluated on Onset of coronary artery thrombosis. Physical exertion or emotional stress as precipitating factors for coronary artery thrombosis remain debated, with conflicting literature on whether attacks follow effort or occur at rest.
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