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Characteristics of Patients Discharged After Acute Coronary Syndrome
Patients with a first episode of acute coronary artery disease have a more favorable psychosocial profile, experience less comorbidity, and receive more invasive procedures but similar medical management than patients with previously diagnosed coronary disease.
Abstract
Background
Limited contemporary data compare the clinical and psychosocial characteristics and acute management of patients hospitalized with an initial vs a recurrent episode of acute...
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