FRECUENCIA DE CARDIOPATÍA ISQUÉMICA EN PACIENTES CON SINTOMATOLOGÍA ATÍPICA

Abstract

The ischemic heart disease continue being a subject of study and which remains the leading caause of death in the population, mostly performing in atypical clinical diagnosis which makes easy the work of the doctor in the emergency departamento initially using the electrocardiogram and serum markers. However another proportion of patients have present with an atypical clinical features wich obscures the diagnosis resulting an inappropriate treatments and diagnostic. For that reason this study was conducted by transversal and prospective type in all the patients that presenting an atypical clinical features (n=36) from June a September 2010 which was verified by electrocardiogram, serum markers, stress test or echocardiogram that the 44.4% had some type of isquemic heart disease, being the most frequent the acute muyocardial infaction with ST- segment elevation (IAMCEST) (37.5%) more frequent in males (56.2%) in a age group of 50-59 years (43.75%) and being the most frequent perfoming presenting in tested positive for ischemic heart disease.