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Circadian variations in the effects of cardiovascular active drugs.- The treatment effects on circadian variation of transient myocardial ischemia.- Inhibition of fibrinolysis in blood: circadian fluctuation and possible relevance to coronary artery disease.- Life-events as precursors of unstable angina pectoris.- Sleep disturbances in pre-infarction patients.- The association between vital exhaustion, unstable angina, and future myocardial infarction.- Plasminogen activator inhibitor-1 and transient myocardial ischemia.- Platelet activation in unstable angina.- Prostaglandin metabolites in unstable angina pectoris patients.- Hemorheologic profile and precursors in myocardial ischemia.- Electrocardiographic patterns of impending coronary closure independent of unstable anginal symptoms.- Holter-monitoring for detecting silent ischemia.- Transient ischemic episodes — a marker for future cardiac events in patients with stable angina pectoris.- Silent ischemia pre and post PTCA — incidence and prognostic importance.- Acute ischemic syndromes and progression of coronary atherosclerosis.- The pathology of the unstable ischemic syndromes.- Leukotriene production by human vascular tissues: possible link between the nature of the atherosclerotic lesions and their clinical activity.- Preventive strategies for postinfarction patients.- Preventive efficacy of revascularization in unstable angina pectoris.- Anti-ischemic therapy with nisoldipine.- Nisoldipine in PTCA patients.- Concluduing remarks.