Atypical localization and irradiation of anginal pain

Anginal Pain in Myxoedema.

Anginal chest pain in sarcoidosis.

Of 43 consecutive black patients (42 male) with sarcoidosis, 12 (28%) complained of chest pain that met the clinical criteria for typical (four patients) or atypical (eight patients) angina pectoris. These patients underwent cardiopulmonary assessment, which included exercise and redistribution thallium-201 scans and, if indicated, coronary angiography. Nine control patients with sarcoidosis ma...

Anginal Pain in a Case of Malaria

Anginal Pain And Normal Coronary Arteries

A 51 year old female non-smoker, applying for $350,000 of term insurance, provided a history of chest tightness beginning 15 months prior to her application. The discomfort was located retrosternally, occasionally extending to the left shoulder, and was usually associated with exertion or excitement. The lady reported having taken sublingual nitroglycerine for a period of several months with li...

Aortalgia or Anginal Pain of Aortic Origin