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Case Report

Coronary insufficiency and 5-fluorouracil therapy

A case report, review, and suggestion regarding mechanism

Donald A. Underwood, M.D., Carl W. Groppe, M.D., A. Roger Tsai, M.D., John Yiannikas, M.D. and Frederick A. Heupler, M.D.
Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine March 1983, 50 (1) 29-31;
Donald A. Underwood
1Department of Cardiology
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Carl W. Groppe Jr.
2Department of Hematology and Medical Oncology
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A. Roger Tsai
1Department of Cardiology
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John Yiannikas
1Department of Cardiology
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Frederick A. Heupler Jr.
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ABSTRACT

This report discusses the clinical and stress electrocardiographic findings in a patient with angina pectoris during courses of cancer chemotherapy with 5-fluorouracil. Similar cases from the literature are reviewed. Coronary artery spasm may be an explanation for the phenomenon.

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  • Angina pectoris
  • Chemotherapy
  • complications
  • Fluorouracil
  • Received August 1982.
  • Accepted September 1982.
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Coronary insufficiency and 5-fluorouracil therapy
Donald A. Underwood, Carl W. Groppe, A. Roger Tsai, John Yiannikas, Frederick A. Heupler
Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine Mar 1983, 50 (1) 29-31;

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Donald A. Underwood, Carl W. Groppe, A. Roger Tsai, John Yiannikas, Frederick A. Heupler
Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine Mar 1983, 50 (1) 29-31;
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