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J Am Dent Assoc, Vol 138, No 4, 440.
© 2007 American Dental Association
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LETTERS

CRANIOFACIAL PAIN

I thank Dr. Annika Isberg and colleagues for pointing out in their January JADA article, "Craniofacial Pain as the Sole Symptom of Cardiac Ischemia: A Prospective Multicenter Study" ( JADA 2007;138[1]:74–9[Abstract/Free Full Text] ), that craniofacial pain can be the sole symptom of cardiac ischemia. I feel the article failed to clarify the clinical application of this information. Does this article mean to imply that a reasonable standard of care is to order an electrocardiogram on all craniofacial pain patients?



Allen J. Moses, DDS
Chicago



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