Echocardiography demonstrated transient left ventricular systolic dysfunction consistent with sepsis-induced myocardial dysfunction. She was managed with early haemodynamic optimisation, broad-spectrum antibiotics, ureteric stenting and anticoagulation, resulting in full recovery. This case highlights that SVT may rarely represent a presenting feature of septic shock and underscores the importance of prompt source control and multidisciplinary management.
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