Abstract

The syndrome of variant angina pectoris and normal coronary arteries with intermittent spontaneous spasm, so-called variant of the variant, is probably more common than realized. Spasm commonly occurs in the right coronary artery with specific ECG findings. Ambulatory ECG monitoring and coronary angiography are likely to uncover more cases of coronary artery spasm.

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