Effect of diltiazem on symptomatic and asymptomatic episodes of ST segment depression occurring during daily life and during exercise. - Concepedia

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Effect of diltiazem on symptomatic and asymptomatic episodes of ST segment depression occurring during daily life and during exercise.

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1991

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Pierre Théroux, Michael G. Baird, Martin Juneau, W. Warnica, Peter Klinke, William J. Kostuk, P W Pflugfelder, Éric Lavallée, Christine Chin, E. Dempsey

Abstract

Diltiazem reduces the frequency and severity of ischemic type ST depression in patients with stable coronary artery disease.

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