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Resolution of intracoronary thrombus with direct thrombin inhibition in a cocaine abuser
  1. S N Doshi,
  2. J D Marmur
  1. sagar.doshi@msnyuhealth.org

https://doi.org/10.1136/hrt.2003.027706

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    A 38 year old black male was admitted with a 10 hour history of central chest pain. He was a cocaine abuser with intake within 24 hours of admission. He was a smoker but had no other identifiable risk factors for coronary disease. ECG showed anterolateral ST elevation with biphasic T waves (upper ECG). Cardiac enzymes …

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