“…2 Moreover, Barrett et al showed that 1,544 MINOCA patients from Israel had a favourable short-term outcome but their long-term outcome was comparable to that of patients with acute MI due to obstructive coronary artery disease. 3 In addition, in a study including 712 Spanish patients with acute coronary syndrome (ACS), Espinosa Pascual et al highlighted that pro-inflammatory states such as autoimmune pathologies, connective tissue disease, active cancer and infections should be regarded as risk factors for the occurrence of MINOCA. 4 Therefore, the prognosis of MINOCA patients is not as good as previously thought and establishing a final diagnosis as the cause for the event should be pursued to initiate the most appropriate treatment.…”