In the night which followed Pascal had another attack of angina pectoris.
Frank Mathers thought that his complaint was angina pectoris.
Could it be angina pectoris, or some other strange and terrible disease?
It has been thought by some that the pain in angina pectoris might be due to this cause.
It is only used in attacks of cardiac spasm, as in angina pectoris.
I thought it was clearly established that Jimmie died from angina pectoris?
"From angina pectoris," finished Kent, as the detective paused.
The real malady from which he suffered was breast-pang, or spasms of the heart, a form of angina pectoris.
He d. suddenly of angina pectoris in the midst of his usefulness and growing influence.
They were said to be due to angina pectoris, the latter paroxysms having been the most severe.
angina pectoris angina pec·to·ris (pěk'tər-ĭs)
n.
Severe constricting chest pain, often radiating from the precordium to the left shoulder and down the arm, due to insufficient blood supply to the heart that is usually caused by coronary disease. Also called stenocardia.
