Highlights that coronary occlusive disease can occur in young adults and children, challenging the previous notion that it is exclusively a disease of the middle-aged or elderly.
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May support evaluating symptomatic young adults for coronary disease; leaves open contemporary prevalence and risk stratification.
Walter A. Stryker (1946) studied this question.
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