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Over 15% of patients admitted for acute coronary syndrome have absent or non-significant coronary lesions [1]. Anyway, intensive antithrombotic treatment and invasive procedures are planned in these patients. It would be important to have some elements to predict patients at low risk for coronary stenosis.

Characteristics associated with low risk of significant coronary stenosis after an episode of acute coronary syndrome