a. It is common in diabetic patient due to neuropathy. b. It may involve very small portion of myocardium, so that the pain is not felt. It is frequently associated with REM stage of the sleep. d. C. All of the above are correct. GOnly (a) and (b) are correct.

a. It is common in diabetic patient due to neuropathy. b. It may involve very small portion of myocardium, so that the pain is not felt. It is frequently associated with REM stage of the sleep. d. C. All of the above are correct. GOnly (a) and (b) are correct.

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