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Abstract
Although substantial progress has been made towards improving gender- and sex-specific ACS disease management and outcomes, contemporary reports indicate a persistent knowledge gap with regard to optimal risk-stratification and management in female ACS patients.
There was a significant association between clinical presentation and gender. 58.2% of females presented with unstable angina compared to (23.6%) in males. Recurrant episodes were noticed to be higher in female patients in comparison to male group.