2024 ESC Guidelines for the management of chronic coronary syndromes ( stable angina)

[Milkfairy]

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2023 ESC Guidelines for the management of Acute coronary syndrome (unstable angina and heart attacks)

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[Wooodsie in reply to Milkfairy]

Thank you

[LSCE in reply to Wooodsie]

sorry wooodsie replied to you in error

[LSCE in reply to Milkfairy]

I'm also pleased to see the inclusion of Myocardial bridge. My consultant advised me no known cause for my 2 heart attack and angina but I have obtained copies of all my GP records and discovered the report of my first angio' states myocardial bridging. I've never been advised about this, never any discussion about possible cause.

[Fanfab1 in reply to LSCE]

Hello happy to give you the name of the NHS expert (in chat) you could be referred to that does appropriate testing (specifically angiogram with dobutamine), if it’s something you’d like to pursue if no other answers have been found. Or maybe your own cardiologist may be willing to refer for that angiogram with dobutamine. At least it would rule in or out / you won’t be wondering!

ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articl...

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[LSCE in reply to Fanfab1]

Thank you Fanfab1

[Fanfab1]

thanks for sharing - I’m always pleased to see the inclusion of Myocardial Bridges.

(Although the last circle with the person huffing and puffing is a little disconcerting as that’s what I sometimes look like after I walk up stairs 😳).

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[LSCE]

Thank you Milkfairy

[Dunandjam]

Thank you Milkfairy, I have bookmarked it to read later as busy at the moment x

[Anginalady]

Thank you...