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CT Appears to Be the Best First Strategy for Evaluating Stable Chest Pain

Authors say benefits include lower risk and cost, plus information on extent of coronary atherosclerosis

AHA: Percutaneous Coronary Intervention Significantly Cuts Angina Symptoms

Symptom scores halved in patients receiving PCI versus placebo

Coronary CTA-Derived Fractional Flow Reserve Can ID Three-Year Outcomes in Angina

Risk for all-cause death, nonfatal spontaneous myocardial infarction identified in overall cohort, those with high coronary artery calcium scores

AI Analysis of Chest Radiographs Can Triage Acute Chest Pain Syndrome

Model including deep learning predictions significantly improved discrimination of the composite outcome

5/16 -- Hispanics Wait Half-Hour Longer in ER When Chest Pain Strikes

Hispanic Patients Wait Longer When Presenting to ED With Chest Pain

Overall disposition from the emergency department was 1.39 times longer for Hispanic versus non-Hispanic patients

hospital waiting room with people with medical appointment

Women, People of Color Wait Longer to See ED Doctor for Chest Pain

Among young adults presenting to ED with chest pain, men were seen more quickly and were more likely to be admitted

CT Compared With ICA for Evaluating Stable Chest Pain

Risk for major adverse CV events similar with CT versus invasive coronary angiography as initial imaging for the diagnosis of obstructive CAD

Switch to High-Deductible Health Plan Detrimental for Chest Pain

Decrease in nonspecific chest pain emergency department visits and visits leading to hospitalization with employer-mandated HDHP switch

For U.S. veterans with stable angina

Deaths Up for U.S. Veterans Who Have PCI at Community Facilities

Mortality risk for PCI for stable angina higher than for those treated in VA Healthcare System
Mental stress-induced inferior frontal lobe activation is associated with angina among patients with coronary artery disease

Mental Stress-Induced Brain Activation Linked to Angina

Mental stress-induced inferior frontal lobe activation linked to angina in stable coronary artery disease