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Presumed Vascular Spasm in Multiple Territories in a Patient With Angina

Maya Yabumoto, M Bharmal, Morton J. Kern

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• Cases of spontaneous vasospasm with both involvement of the peripheral and coronary arteries are truly rare. • Appropriate suspicion and identification of coronary vasospasm will lead to timely pharmacologic reversal of transient myocardial ischemia.

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• Cases of spontaneous vasospasm with both involvement of the peripheral and coronary arteries are truly rare. • Appropriate suspicion and identification of coronary vasospasm will lead to timely pharmacologic reversal of transient myocardial ischemia.

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• Cases of spontaneous vasospasm with both involvement of the peripheral and coronary arteries are truly rare. • Appropriate suspicion and identification of coronary vasospasm will lead to timely pharmacologic reversal of transient myocardial ischemia.

Key concepts: Medicine, Vasospasm, Coronary vasospasm, Angina, Cardiology, Internal medicine, Ischemia, Coronary arteries

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