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J R Büchler, J R Maiello, J E Sousa

International Journal of Cardiology

|May 1, 1986

Abstract:

A patient with severe angina at rest was studied by coronary angiography. A severe spasm in the left main coronary artery was observed; after nifedipine and isosorbide dinitrate a moderate stenosis was still present and surgery was successfully performed.

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