[Clinical analysis of acute coronary infarction patients with roughly normal coronary arteriographic findings].

Di Yi Jun Yi Da Xue Xue Bao

Central Bureau of Healthcare Service, Beijing 100034, China.

Published: July 2004

Objective: To investigate the detection rate and possible causes of acute coronary infarction (AMI) patients with roughly normal coronary arteriographic (CAG) findings.

Method: A retrospective analysis was conducted in 311 cases of AMI undergoing CAG examination.

Result: Of these 311 patients, 16 patients, whose age averaged 47.6 years, had roughly normal findings in CAG, including 9 below the age of 45 years, 10 with smoking history, and 5 with successful thrombolysis.

Conclusion: Patients with normal or roughly normal CAG finding might also have AMI likely induced by coronary artery thrombosis and spasm.

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