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European Heart Journal 1981 2(6):475-478;
Copyright © 1981 by the European Society of Cardiology.
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© 1981 The European Society Of Cardiology

Remission of coronary spasm confirmed by angiography and ergometrine provocation: two case reports

J. J. DALAL, B. E. GRIFFITHS, M. S. T. RUTTLEY* and A. H. HENDERSON

Department of Cardiology and Radiology Wales
*Welsh National School of Medicine, Health Park Cardiff, Wales

Received 8 April 1981; revised 16 July 1981; .

1Request for reprints to: Professor A. H. Henderson, Department of Cardiology, Welsh National School of Medicine, Health Park, Cardiff Wales

Abstract

Two patients with variant angina went into clinical remission after a period of nitrite or nifedipine therapy. Repeat in vestigation showed that ergometrine no longer induced coronary spasm.

Key Words: Variant angina • ergometrine.


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