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One hundred cases of various types of angina pectoris in two
hospitals of Narowal during September 2008 to January 2009 had been
analyzed to determine the relative occurrence and incidence of
angina pectoris, and effects of various risk factors. The analysis
shows that silent angina pectoris were more prevalent (79%,
n=79/100), and painful angina pectoris were less prevalent (21%,
n=21/100). About 56% cases reported, belong to the age class 41-60
years with a higher incidence of silent angina pectoris. Angina
pectoris is more prevalent in females (65.00%) as compared to males
(35.00%). In relation to various risk factors, silent angina
pectoris is the most prevalent. The mortality rate in this sample
due to angina pectoris is 12.00%.
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