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KORONER ARTER HASTALIĞINDA EFOR TESTİNİN GEÇMİŞTEN GÜNÜMÜZE YERİ

Introduction

Koroner arter hastaliĞinda efor testİnİn geÇmİŞten gÜnÜmÜze yerİ. Koroner arter hastalığı tanısında efor testinin geçmişten günümüze gelişimini ve klinik kullanımındaki yerini inceleyin. Tanı ve yönetimdeki önemini öğrenin.

Abstract

Review

The title, "KORONER ARTER HASTALIĞINDA EFOR TESTİNİN GEÇMİŞTEN GÜNÜMÜZE YERİ" ("The Place of the Exercise Test in Coronary Artery Disease from Past to Present"), suggests a highly relevant and potentially valuable review of a cornerstone diagnostic tool in cardiology. Exercise testing remains a critical component in the assessment and management of Coronary Artery Disease (CAD), making a historical perspective on its evolution, current utility, and future directions an important contribution to the field. Such an article could offer valuable insights into how this diagnostic modality has adapted and retained its significance amidst the advent of more advanced imaging techniques. However, the complete absence of an abstract makes it impossible to critically evaluate the actual content, methodology, scope, or specific conclusions drawn by the authors. Without an abstract, one cannot determine the specific objectives of the review, the types of literature consulted, the criteria for inclusion/exclusion, the key milestones identified in the history of exercise testing, or the authors' primary arguments and take-home messages regarding its current and future place in CAD diagnostics. The standard elements of an abstract—such as the purpose, methods, key findings, and conclusion—are missing, which are fundamental for a preliminary assessment of any scientific work. While the topic itself is of undeniable importance to cardiology, a comprehensive assessment of this manuscript's merit is severely hindered by the lack of any descriptive abstract. To provide a meaningful review, essential information such as the paper's scope, the depth of its historical analysis, any novel perspectives offered, and its overall contribution to the understanding of exercise testing in CAD would need to be articulated in an abstract. Therefore, a definitive judgment on the quality and impact of this work cannot be rendered without the provision of this critical summary information.

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