Abstract:Therapy for ischaemic congestive heart failure has been well documented in patients with angina. The goal of this study was to compare the benefit of revascularization in patients with and without chest pain. A series of 180 patients with ischaemic heart failure symptoms (New York Heart Association III-IV class) and low ejection fraction (28^9%) were recruited and followed for 3 years. Group A, 97/180 patients, had chest pain. Group B, 83/180 patients, did not have angina. The two groups did not differ with re… Show more
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