"coronary failure" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a leading cause of death related to the heart, when the coronary arteries supplying oxygen to the heart become blocked. For example: "The patient was diagnosed with coronary failure, which ultimately led to their untimely passing."
Ms. Tripp died on July 18 of coronary failure.
Later, it turned out that Brian had died of a coronary failure.
The cause was renal and coronary failure, his daughter, Gina, said.
Yesterday he blamed cheap food for a range of ailments straining the NHS, including cancer, coronary failure, diabetes and mental health issues.
Graft injuries during abdominal surgery after coronary artery bypass grafting using the RGEA may suddenly cause coronary failure and fatal arrhythmia [8].
Conversely, if the graft is contributing to the coronary artery blood flow, injury or compression, including indirect injury or compression, may cause myocardial ischemia, coronary failure, and fatal arrhythmias.
This mechanism prevents intimal hyperplasia, which is associated with atherosclerosis and coronary graft failure.
(B) In patients with coronary heart failure (CHF), thiazolidinedione use is contraindicated.
Exclusion criteria for this study were: previous breast cancer, severe comorbidity (psychiatric conditions, stroke, autoimmune diseases, cancer, severe coronary heart failure, i.e. NYHA stage III or IV).
Two studies used samples selected for the presence of specific diabetes or depression risk factors (antipsychotic medications [ 15] and coronary heart failure [ 16]), respectively).
A recent meta-analysis reported that 28% of patients were aspirin resistant and were at increased risk of cardiovascular death, acute coronary syndrome, failure of vascular intervention or a new cerebrovascular event compared to sensitive patients.
