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Abstract: . . . spectives still remains a frontier in medical thought. This introduction to the work of Dr. Luis Chiozza concerning the comprehension of why we get ill aims at an integrated look of the problem, as a summary to the lecture given at the last Argentine Congress of Cardiology: The history of an infarction. From endothelium to a missed soccer penalty, a paper oriented at the explanation of the conceptual mean- ing of the complex confluence of activated factors that lead to infarction. Key words: Acute coronary syndromes - Myocardial infarc- tion - Angina, Unstable - Vulnerable atherosclerotic plaque - Psychological factors - socioeconomic factors BIBLIOGRAFA 1. La Conferencia Historia de un infarto qued registrada en el CD del ltimo Congreso de la Sociedad Argentina de Cardiologa. 2. La bibliografa de la Conferencia, que est en proceso de redaccin final, abarca ms de 150 citas. Por razones de brevedad, no har citas en esta introduccin. Est a disposicin de quien la solicite a ctajer@fibertel.com.ar . . . . . . remains a frontier in medical thought. This introduction to the work of Dr. Luis Chiozza concerning the comprehension of why we get ill aims at an integrated look of the problem, as a summary to the lecture given at the last Argentine Congress of Cardiology: The history of an infarction. From endothelium to a missed soccer penalty, a paper oriented at the explanation of the conceptual mean- ing of the complex confluence of activated factors that lead to infarction. Key words: Acute coronary syndromes - Myocardial infarc- tion - Angina, Unstable - Vulnerable atherosclerotic plaque - Psychological factors - socioeconomic factors BIBLIOGRAFA 1. La Conferencia Historia de un infarto qued registrada en el CD del ltimo Congreso de la Sociedad Argentina de Cardiologa. 2. La bibliografa de la Conferencia, que est en proceso de redaccin final, abarca ms de 150 citas. Por razones de brevedad, no har citas en esta introduccin. Est a disposicin de quien la solicite a ctajer@fibertel.com.ar . . . --3000,2,750,2370,17709
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