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The provided abstract contains only a generic journal description and lacks quantitative results for the effect of ranolazine on exercise tolerance in angina pectoris.
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Absence of quantitative results precludes clinical recommendations for ranolazine; leaves open need for detailed trial synthesis.
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Cocco et al. (1992) studied Angina Pectoris. Ranolazine was evaluated on Exercise tolerance. The provided abstract contains only a generic journal description and lacks quantitative results for the effect of ranolazine on exercise tolerance in angina pectoris.
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