Why the study?
Despite progress in pathogenetic mechanisms and treatment strategies, a third of patients with Prinzmetal angina still experience symptoms, necessitating further research to improve quality of life and prognosis.
Despite recent progress in treatment strategies, a third of patients with Prinzmetal angina still experience symptoms, highlighting the need for further research.
Persistent symptoms in one-third of Prinzmetal angina patients; leaves open optimal strategies for refractory disease.
Prinzmetal angina is a multifactorial malignant dysregulation of coronary artery tone with a high risk of cardiovascular complications and sudden death. Timely diagnosis and treatment of this disease allow to stabilize the patient condition. Despite the recent progress in the study of pathogenetic mechanisms and in the development of new treatment strategies, a third of patients still have angina symptoms, which requires further research in this area in order to improve the life quality and prognosis in this disease.
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Maria V. Sankova (2022) studied this question.
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