Abstract
A 42-year-old female was referred for intermittent effort angina. She had low body mass index, no coronary risk factors and an unremarkable past medical history except for a Raynaud's phenomenon. Owing to a normal exercise stress test ( Panel A ), symptoms were initially attributed to anxiety. However, a 24h-EKG monitoring revealed diffuse ST-segment depression during …
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