[Use of a static exercise test for evaluating anti-angina effects of drugs in patients with ischemic heart disease at a polyclinic].

Only in 115 of 320 patients who had attended the polyclinic for cardialgias, static exercise and bicycle ergometer tests could be performed because of medical contraindications and the patients' refusal to participate in the investigation. Positive results were found in 15 patients who had undergone bicycle ergometer tests and in 12 patients who did static exercise. It has been shown that static exercise tests may be useful for selecting antianginal drugs (glyceryl trinitrate, anapriline, corinfar) for outpatients with coronary heart disease on an individual basis.