Chest pain, often mistaken for a heart attack, can also be a sign of a less severe condition, if properly managed. It is ...

Periodically repeated angina pain – often described as squeezing ... and 20-30 per cent patients got no relief from the ...

During the 8-week treatment period the number of angina attacks per week decreased continuously and significantly from 11.2 ± 0.4 to 3.6 ± 0.2 (p < 0.0001). Concurrently, the number of short ...

Without treatment, this condition can progress and raise your risk of a heart attack. Stable angina pain typically starts gradually and rises in intensity before going away. A crushing ...

But some studies conducted after recent improvements in medical therapies suggest that PCI is not much better for angina relief either. In a systematic literature review of 14 randomized trials ...

BEGINNING with the preparation of theobromine sodium salicylate in 1894 1 and erythrol tetra-nitrate in 1895, 2 many new measures have been advocated for the prevention of attacks of angina pectoris.