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These disorders are not completely understood but may involve defects in sympathetic inputs and/or vascular smooth muscle. Primarily caused by coronary artery stenosis (fixed) and/or sudden occlusion decreasing coronary blood flow. Increased heart rate increases demand and lessens the perfusion (by shortening the relative time of diastole when coronary perfusion occurs). Angina pectoris: When ischemia is less severe and does not cause death of cardiac muscle. Prinzmetal angina pectoris: Angina at rest due to coronary artery spasm; responds to vasodilators. More than 75% stenosis can lead to symptomatic ischemia induced by exercise (typical angina) B. With such “critical stenosis,” compensatory coronary vasodilation is no longer sufficient to meet even moderate increases in myocardial demand. You can get an Acute Myocardial Infarct with fixed stenosis, but usually in a restricted subendocardial pattern, when there are other factors that create an imbalance of myocardial oxygen supply and demand. Caused by acute changes in coronary artery atherosclerotic plaques: superficial erosion, ulceration, rupture, or hemorrhage, usually with superimposed thrombosis. Caused by combinations of changed plaque morphology, thrombus, and vasoconstriction leading to severe but transient reductions in blood flow. Usually are conveniently located where interventional cardiologist can reach them by catheter. The preexisting culprit lesion is often not a severely stenotic and hemodynamically significant lesion prior to its acute change (85% had initial stenosis < 70%). Subendocardial zone is defined as the inner half of the ventricular wall; the portion most poorly perfused. In cases of global hypotension, resulting subendocardial infarcts are usually circumferential. The location, severity, and rate of development of coronary atherosclerotic obstructions. Very sensitive but not specific (because it will also be elevated in skeletal muscle damage). TnT may be more sensitive than TnI because there may be a greater percentage of free TnT in cardiac myocytes.
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