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July 1, 1991Heart27 citationsOpen Access

Plasma endothelin in coronary venous blood from patients with either stable or unstable angina.

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Why the study?

Is coronary venous endothelin concentration elevated in patients with unstable angina compared to stable angina?

Population

12 patients with angina undergoing cardiac catheterisation and coronary arteriography, along with healthy…

Design

Cross-sectional

Key result

Coronary venous endothelin concentrations were not significantly different between patients with unstable angina (2.32 ng/l) and stable angina (2.77 ng/l).

Authors

JSJ. StewartJNJ A NisbetMDMichael J. Davies

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Overview

Endothelin unlikely to modulate coronary tone in unstable angina; cross-sectional data leaves open its relevance in broader ACS populations.

Study Design

Type

Observational (n=12)

Structured PICO

Is coronary venous endothelin concentration elevated in patients with unstable angina compared to stable angina?

P
Population
12 patients with angina (7 stable, 5 unstable) undergoing cardiac catheterisation and coronary arteriography, along with healthy controls and chronic renal failure patients on haemodialysis.
C
Comparator
Stable angina patients, healthy controls, and haemodialysis patients
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Outcome
Endothelin concentration in coronary venous bloodsurrogate

Coronary venous endothelin concentrations are not significantly elevated in unstable angina compared to stable angina or healthy controls, suggesting it does not modulate coronary arterial tone in this setting.

Main Result

Absolute Event Rate: 2.32% vs 2.77%

Cite This Study

Stewart et al. (1991) conducted an observational in Stable or unstable angina (n=12). Unstable angina vs. Stable angina was evaluated on Coronary venous endothelin concentration. Coronary venous endothelin concentrations were not significantly different between patients with unstable angina (2.32 ng/l) and stable angina (2.77 ng/l).

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a16ff022fcf950e00058761https://doi.org/10.1136/hrt.66.1.7
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