Appellant's medical expert attributed the heart attack to an underlying coronary condition and said that the excitement of the argument described was not sufficiently long or severe to precipitate the attack. Claimant's physician, while assuming a pre-existing coronary arteriosclerosis and an episode of coronary insufficiency four days before and minor recurrences of pain thereafter, found that the emotional stress of the argument precipitated the disabling attack. Claimant...
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