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See Latest ArticlesThe use of exercise stress testing for the management of low-risk patients with chest pain
The American Journal of Emergency Medicine, 09/15/09
Kogan A et al. – A chest pain unit or a parallel facility for evaluating patients with chest pain and with low risk for active coronary disease is necessary for detecting low–risk patients who eventually need cardiac intervention.
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