Key result
Analysis outlines treatment schemes for angina in patients with concurrent heart disease and diabetes.
Why the study?
The frequent association of heart disease with diabetes reflects a causal relationship that requires examination of cardiac syndromes and treatment approaches in this population.
Population
49 patients with heart disease and diabetes
Comparison
Schemes of treatment for various combinations of heart disease and diabetes
Design
Case series with clinical examples and literature review
Authors
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Early observations link diabetes to cardiac syndromes; hypothesis-generating for integrated comorbidity research without changing practice.
This historical paper highlights the causal relationship between diabetes and cardiovascular disease, providing clinical examples and treatment schemes based on a series of 49 patients.
K. S. Smith (1943) conducted a review in Heart disease and diabetes (n=49). Diabetes was evaluated. An analysis of 49 patients with heart disease and diabetes explored the nature of anginal syndromes and outlined treatment schemes for these co-existing conditions.
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