Silent myocardial ischemia: Answers to frequently asked questions: Postgraduate Medicine: Vol 83, No 3

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Almost everyone knows a story about an asymptomatic person who had an abnormal exercise test. Exercise testing is one way to detect myocardial ischemia that is otherwise silent. Dr Assey explains why symptoms are absent in silent myocardial ischemia, how common this entity is, and how these patients are different from and similar to their symptomatic counterparts.

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