Comparison of coronary arteriographic findings during angina pectoris associated with S-T elevation or depression.
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Summary
Coronary arteriographic findings during an attack of angina pectoris associated with S-T segment elevation usually indicates more severe myocardial ischemia than angina associated withS-T segments depression.
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