Levine sign is seen in
High-Yield Explanation
Answer- A. Stable angina pectorisStable Angina Pectoris:This episodic clinical syndrome is due to transient myocardial ischemiaWhen the patient is asked to localize the sensation, he or she typically places a hand over the sternum, sometimes with a clenched fist, to indicate a squeezing, central, substernal discomfo (Levine's sign).