“…15 41% patients complained about radiation to left upper limb, 5% to both upper limb, 5% to epigastria and 4% to neck and jaw (Table 19) whereas study done by Muhammad AM, Shahzad AK, Sohail S, Ijaz ULHT has shown that radiation of chest pain to shoulder, neck and jaw was seen in 75 (22.7%) whereas in 42 (12.7%) patients pain radiated to both side of the chest, 55 (16.6%) patients had chest pain radiation to chest, shoulder, upper arm and ulnar side of the left forearm and chest pain radiation to interscapular region along with both side of the chest was present in 10 (3.0%) patients, only in 11 (3.3%) patients pain radiated only to left side of the chest. 15 Mean ejection fraction in STEMI was 41.73%, NSTEMI was 40.75% and 57.10% in patients with unstable angina (Table 20 18 In our study population we found that 55.56% were having normal coronary arteries, 76.47% were having single vessel disease, 67.39% patients were having double vessel disease and 0nly 87.50% patients were having triple vessel disease among patients with diabetes mellitus. Whereas in study done by Natali A, Vichi S, Landi P, Severi S, L'Abbate A, Ferrannini E. (Diabetologia 2000) found abnormal coronary arteries more frequently in diabetic patients than in non-diabetes patients (85% vs. 67%, P <0.0001), the excess being explained by prevalence of three vessel disease (36% vs. 17%, P <0.0001).…”