Why the study?
Does submaximal exercise ECG test accurately predict coronary cineangiocardiogram abnormalities in patients with chest pain?
Population
100 patients with chest pain. Subgroup of 46 patients were free of hypertension, aortic valve disease or…
Comparison
Submaximal exercise ECG test vs Coronary cineangiocardiogram
Design
Cross-sectional
Authors
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Exercise ECG may predict angiographic abnormalities only without baseline issues; leaves open its diagnostic role in chest pain.
Does submaximal exercise ECG test accurately predict coronary cineangiocardiogram abnormalities in patients with chest pain?
Submaximal exercise ECG testing correlates well with coronary angiography in patients with chest pain only if they lack baseline structural or resting ECG abnormalities.
D Roitman (1970) studied this question.
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