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Published in final edited form as: Heart. 2007 Jul 16;94(2):e2. doi: 10.1136/hrt.2006.111674

Table 5.

Symptoms of a subset of 1,356 interviewed patients according to documentation of ischaemic symptoms.

Symptoms reported at interview	Patients reporting symptoms N (%)		p value
Symptoms reported at interview	No documented Ischaemic Symptoms (N=122)	Documented Ischaemic Symptoms (N=1,234)	p value
Chest pain	45 (37%)	898 (73%)	<0.001
Chest pain or referred pain^*	60 (49%)	1,064 (86%)	<0.001
Chest pain, referred pain^* or dyspnoea	83 (68%)	1,131 (92%)	<0.001
Chest pain, referred pain,^* dyspnoea, nausea or Diaphoresis	87 (71%)	1,147 (93%)	<0.001
Chest pain, referred pain,^* dyspnoea, nausea, diaphoresis, weakness or lightheadedness or syncope	92 (75%)	1,161 (94%)	<0.001

Referred pain: discomfort in the neck, shoulder, jaw, arm, back, or epigastrium.