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The Challenges in Cardeology
An anonymous patient in their seventies presented with central crushing chest pain, which radiated to their neck and left arm. They were referred to the medics for an a c s work up. The one thing that hadn't quite fit ted was that they hadn't acted like that classic acute coonary cindrone patient. So there was essentially nothing that you could use to make it less likely from a physical examination finding. And i think we will all be aware of cases that are similar to that, won't we? Because it is really difficult to get these needles out of that haystack.