1. The patient was complaining of anginal chest pain, which prompted the doctor to order an ECG.
2. The ECG showed signs of anginal ischemia, indicating a blockage in the coronary arteries.
3. The anginal symptoms worsened with exertion, leading to a diagnosis of unstable angina.
4. The patient was prescribed nitroglycerin to relieve anginal chest pain.
5. The anginal pain was described as a tightness or pressure in the chest that radiated to the left arm.
6. The cardiologist recommended a stress test to evaluate the severity of the anginal symptoms.
7. The anginal episodes were triggered by emotional stress and anxiety.
8. The patient's anginal symptoms improved with medication and lifestyle changes.
9. The doctor advised the patient to avoid strenuous exercise to prevent anginal attacks.
10. The presence of anginal symptoms raised concerns about the patient's risk of a heart attack.