Pseudo angina
The Student's Medical Dictionary · 1896 · p. 530
(su-do-an-ji’ ’ -nah) [ipevdrig, false; angere, to strangle]. False angina; hysteric angina; an attack of cardiac pain somewhat resembling angina pectoris but le grave in character, longer in duration, and usually not a ociated with organic heart disease. It occurs in neurotic women, and is generally brought on by emotional excitement. 530
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