“…However, in elderly people, ACS manifests itself through atypical DT associated with the presence of fatigue, dizziness and dyspnea, in addition, the latter increases the probability of suffering an ACS. 15,36,37 According to the authors, Domínguez Rodriguez A et al affirm that the physician, sometimes, does not pay attention to 9 important variables that are obtained in the initial evaluation of the patient, since these can lead to the diagnosis of ACS, and are the following: DT of oppressive, retrosternal, epigastric character, irradiated to the shoulders, the precipitating factor of which is a situation of exertion, pain associated with vegetative symptoms and the presence of dyspnea, the duration is between 5-20 minutes of repetition during the last 24 hours. 37 In relation to diagnostic tests for DT in HEDs, clinical guidelines recommend performing an ECG, determination of highly sensitive troponins, and cardiovascular risk stratification.…”