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Old February 15th, 2003, 13:10
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Detecting Occult Coronary Disease in a High-Risk Asymptomatic Population
This study looked at the evaluation of asymptomatic people with a family history of heart disease, and found that in this population an abnormal exercise myocardial perfusion scan identified predominantly mild coronary disease. Comment: mild coronary disease is probably just what we are looking for in this population group. [ Circulation. 2003;107:702 ]
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