Coronary Artery Disease is an insidious disease which can present clinically with sudden onset of Symptoms that necessitate hospitalization and life saving intervention. The spectrum clinicopathological entities range from Stable Angina, Untable Angina Acute Syndrome. last but not the least entity threatening condition significant Morbidity Mortality unless timely treatment given. There are man...

Anomalous coronary artery presenting with acute syndrome is relatively rare. Achilles heel of percutaneous intervention in a such patient difficult cannulation the culprit artery. Coronary CT angiography provides detailed information about origin and course anomalous A few additional like exit angle orifice configuration provided exclusively by helps appropriate hardware selection for angiograp...

OBJECTIVE An elevated red cell distribution width has been recognized as a predictor of various cardiovascular diseases. Slow coronary flow syndrome is an important angiographic clinical entity with an unknown etiology. This study aimed to examine the relationship between red cell distribution width and the presence of slow coronary flow syndrome. METHODS In total, 185 patients with slow coro...

INTRODUCTION In patients with coronary disease at risk of acute coronary events it is unclear which biological factors could predict the type of acute coronary syndrome clinical presentation. The aim of the study was to investigate the role of genetic polymorphisms in key proteins in fibrinolysis in the type of acute coronary syndrome. MATERIALS AND METHODS 248 patients with acute coronary sy...

OBJECTIVES This study sought to determine the feasibility of coronary sinus flow velocity analysis by transesophageal Doppler echocardiography for estimation of coronary flow reserve in patients with syndrome X and patients with coronary artery disease. BACKGROUND Coronary flow reserve provides useful information in patients with coronary artery disease and patients with syndrome X. Current m...

OBJECTIVE To assess safety and efficacy of coronary angioplasty with stent implantation in unstable coronary syndromes. METHODS Retrospective analysis of in-hospital and late evolution of 74 patients with unstable coronary syndromes (unstable angina or infarction without elevation of the ST segment) undergoing coronary angioplasty with stent placement. These 74 patients were compared with 31 ...

BACKGROUND Being overweight, a constituent of the metabolic syndrome, is also an important contributing factor to the development of coronary artery disease in younger patients, compared with the older patient population. Owing to the above-mentioned fact, we sought to assess the association of the metabolic syndrome with premature coronary artery disease. METHODS In an analytic cross-section...

INTRODUCTION AND OBJECTIVES To update the prevalence of metabolic syndrome and associated coronary risk in Spain, using the harmonized definition and the new World Health Organization proposal (metabolic premorbid syndrome), which excludes diabetes mellitus and cardiovascular disease. METHODS Individual data pooled analysis study of 24,670 individuals from 10 autonomous communities aged 35 to...

the use of noninvasive assessment tools such as multi-slice ct coronary angiography (msct-ca-ca) is recently considered mainly because it offers safety, patient convenience, and faster performance. the aim of the present study was to determine the ability of msct-ca-ca for the detection of significant stenoses in the coronary arteries, in comparison to conventional invasive coronary angiography...