Why the study?
Does female sex compared to male sex affect prognosis and secondary preventive treatment in patients with AMI without significant stenoses?
Does female sex compared to male sex affect prognosis and secondary preventive treatment in patients with AMI without significant stenoses?
In patients with AMI without significant coronary stenoses (MINOCA), men and women have similar long-term prognosis and rates of secondary preventive medical treatment.
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No sex differences in MINOCA prognosis or treatment; supports uniform care but leaves open need for prospective confirmation.
Hansen et al. (2011) studied this question.
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