Coronary microvascular dysfunction as a plausible convergent mechanism in cancer therapy-related MINOCA: evidence synthesis and a call for diagnostic standardization
This research aims to explore how coronary microvascular dysfunction contributes to cancer therapy-related MINOCA (myocardial infarction without obstructive coronary arteries).
Performed evidence synthesis to review existing literature on coronary microvascular dysfunction and MINOCA in the context of cancer therapy.
Identified gaps in current diagnostic approaches for MINOCA arising from cancer treatments.
Called for standardized diagnostic criteria to improve patient outcomes.
Found that coronary microvascular dysfunction is a common mechanism observed in patients with cancer therapy-related MINOCA.
Highlighted the need for standardized diagnostic approaches to better identify and treat affected patients.
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