Original Article
A New Concept of Noncoronary Precordial Pain
Abstract
Pain referred to the precordium offers a common diagnostic problem, particularly so in the patient suffering from heart disease, either presently or in one who has had coronary closure. Especially is this true in the person who has “heart consciousness,” and anxiety about heart disease. The author's thoughts concerning the etiology and pathogenesis of noncoronary pain are interesting and should provoke thought- and observations by other clinicians.This content is limited to qualifying members.
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