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Can you tell me treatment of patient suffering from stable angina in the emergency department of a hospital?
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Angina: Not sure what you are asking. We have standard treatment for stable angina. The er is a place to go for unstable angina. The first time angina is noticed you can argue you don't know whether its stable or unstable so might go to er.
Answered 5/23/2013
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