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Efrati O et al. – Patients with CF presenting with MI had similar pulmonary function and nutritional status, as well as survival rates as did the control patients without MI. The distinct genetic mutation found in this population may explain in part the favorable results compared with other studies. In addition, it seems that early diagnosis and treatment of MI in patients with CF may be beneficial, subsequently lowering morbidity, and increasing survival.

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