Stable Angina

Angina pectoris is pain arising from myocardial ischemia. Location of pain is usually in the chest, substernal or slightly to the left, with propagation into the neck, jaw, left shoulder to the arm and the ulnar fingers, back or left shoulder. Pain is the first to arise from several minutes to less than 20 minutes.



If more than 20 minutes and the weight it must be considered as unstable angina pectoris that is inserted into the acute coronary syndrome, which require special care.Pain associated with activity, physical stress, or emotional stress, lost with the rest, but not associated with respiratory movements or movement of the chest.
Keyword: Cardiology, Stable Angina, PJK