Why the study?
Does clinical presentation (unstable vs stable angina) affect functional prognosis in patients with syndrome X?
Does clinical presentation (unstable vs stable angina) affect functional prognosis in patients with syndrome X?
Patients with syndrome X who present with unstable angina have a significantly better functional prognosis and are more likely to be pain-free at follow-up than those presenting with stable angina.
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Unstable angina presentation may predict better symptom relief in syndrome X; hypothesis-generating and requires prospective validation before informing practice.
Chauhan et al. (1993) studied this question.
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