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• W4384208030 abstract "Coronary artery epicardial spasm is involved in the pathogenesis of many cardiac disorders. Vasoreactivity testing, such as intracoronary injection of acetylcholine (ACH) or ergonovine (ER), is the gold standard method for the diagnosis of vasospastic angina. Provoked epicardial spasm phenotypes are classified as focal spasm and diffuse spasm. Multiple factors, including sex, ethnicity, and use of coronary vasoactive stimulators, are related to the provoked phenotypes of epicardial spasm. Diffuse-provoked spasm is often observed in females, where focal-provoked spasm is markedly more common in males. ACH provokes more diffuse and distal spasms, whereas ER induces more focal and proximal spasms. Yellow plaque and coronary thrombi are often observed in lesions with focal spasms, and intimal thickness with a sonolucent zone is significantly more common in lesions with focal spasm. Furthermore, clinical outcomes in patients with focal spasm are unsatisfactory compared with those in patients with diffuse spasm. However, the reproducibility and eternality of provoked spasm phenotypes by vasoreactivity testing is uncertain. Coronary atherosclerosis or endothelial damage may affect coronary vasomotor tone. Although coronary artery spasm may persist in the same coronary artery, provoked coronary spasm phenotypes may exhibit a momentary coronary reaction by intracoronary ACH or ER testing." @default.
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• W4384208030 title "What is the meaning of provoked spasm phenotypes by vasoreactivity testing?" @default.
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