Metabolic modulation with antimetabolic and anti-ischemic agents represents a potential emerging therapeutic avenue for managing non-obstructive myocardial stunning.
Non-obstructive myocardial stunning is characterized by transient myocardial contractile dysfunction despite preserved coronary perfusion. Although increasingly recognized, it remains a diagnostic and therapeutic challenge in cardiology. This review synthesizes current insights into reversible cardiomyopathies, explores the potential of antimetabolic and anti-ischemic agents in their management, and highlights emerging therapeutic avenues. Greater understanding of these mechanisms may improve patient outcomes in this underexplored area.
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