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Microvascular coronary disease is common in patients with ischemic symptoms without obstructive CAD, with abnormal coronary flow reserve occurring in 47% of these patients.
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Patients with ischemic symptoms without obstructive coronary artery disease frequently exhibit microvascular abnormalities and inducible ischemia, which are associated with worse clinical outcomes.
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Reynolds et al. (2014) conducted a review in Ischemic symptoms without obstructive coronary artery disease. Microvascular coronary disease is common in patients with ischemic symptoms without obstructive CAD, with abnormal coronary flow reserve occurring in 47% of these patients.
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