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

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

AHA: Percutaneous Coronary Intervention Significantly Cuts Angina Symptoms

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Symptom scores halved in patients receiving PCI versus placebo

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

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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

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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

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

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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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