Chronic stable angina

Article Abstract:

The diagnosis of chronic stable angina is made on the basis of anginal symptoms, a noninvasive stress test that is positive for myocardial ischemia, and documentation of coronary atherosclerosis on angiography. It is recommended that revascularization should be considered for persons with class II and III symptoms, a high risk as determined by diagnostic tests, or angina that the patient finds unacceptable despite medical management.

Diagnosis, Risk factors, Angina pectoris, Myocardial ischemia

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DNA as evidence-The technology of identification

Article Abstract:

The first criminal case in 1983 near Leicester England, in which DNA was used, provided a vivid demonstration of method's potential not only for convicting the guilty but also for punishing the innocent. It demonstrated for the first time that a DNA fingerprint could be used to find a perpetrator from within a population.

Usage, Criminal procedure, DNA testing, DNA identification, Evidence, Scientific, Scientific evidence (Law)

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