Adenosine can induce coronary artery spasm, highlighting the need for caution in patients with a tendency for vasospastic reactions.
May warrant caution with adenosine in vasospasm-prone patients; hypothesis-generating for incidence and risk factors.
This report showed a case of coronary spasm secondary to the administration of adenosine. We therefore recommend that discretion be exercised when giving adenosine, especially to patients with an underlying tendency for vasospastic reactions.
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