O‘zbekiston кardiologiyasi Volume 3 Issue 1 (2026) · pp. 51-57
Angina pectoris and ischemia of non-obstructive coronary arteries (ANOCA/INOCA): a clinical case
Усманова, Нилуфар, Улугбердиева, Кумуш, Гайназарова, Дилдора, Қуддусов, Даврон, Отабекова, М, Usmanova, Nilufar, Ulugberdiyeva, Kumush, Gaynazarova, Dildora, Quddusov, Davron, Otabekova, Munisa, Усманова, Нилуфар, Ulugʻberdiyeva, Kumush, Gaynazarova, Dildora, Quddusov, Davron, Otabekova, Munisa
Abstract
Non-obstructive angina and ischemia of the coronary arteries (ANOCA/INOCA) is a condition in which there are signs of angina and/or ischemia in the absence of significant obstruction of the coronary arteries. This article presents a clinical case and includes a review of the literature. A 52-year-old female patient presented with typical anginal pain, a positive stress test, and no obstructive changes on coronary angiography. As a result of the analysis, a diagnosis of ANOCA/INOCA (microvascular angina) was made. The pathogenesis, diagnosis, and treatment strategies were reviewed. This case highlights the clinical significance of ANOCA/INOCA and demonstrates the importance of individualized therapy.
ANOCAINOCAangina pectorisischemiacoronary microcirculatory dysfunctionvasospasmcoronary angiographyTreadmil-testANOCAINOCA
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