Key result
Acute neurological diseases frequently trigger Takotsubo syndrome via sympathetic overstimulation and the brain-heart axis.
Why the study?
Acute neurological diseases frequently trigger takotsubo syndrome, suggesting the central nervous system plays a significant role in its pathophysiology.
The review emphasizes the crucial pathophysiological role of the central nervous system and brain-heart axis in the development of Takotsubo syndrome.
Raises awareness for Takotsubo in acute neurology; leaves open prospective trials on brain-heart modulation.
Takotsubo syndrom je definovĂĄn jako syndrom akutnĂho srdeÄnĂho selhĂĄnĂ, kterĂ˝ se klinicky velmi Äasto projevuje jako akutnĂ koronĂĄrnĂ syndrom. CharakteristickĂ˝m klinickĂ˝m znakem je pĹechodnĂĄ dysfunkce levĂŠ komory srdeÄnĂ. SpouĹĄtÄjĂcĂmi faktory jsou relativnÄ Äasto akutnĂ neurologickĂĄ onemocnÄnĂ, a tak se pĹedpoklĂĄdĂĄ, Ĺže v patofyziologii hraje vĂ˝znamnou roli prĂĄvÄ centrĂĄlnĂ nervovĂĄ soustava. Tento pĹehledovĂ˝ ÄlĂĄnek si klade za cĂl pĹedstavit zĂĄkladnĂ informace o takotsubo syndromu se zamÄĹenĂm na velmi pravdÄpodobnĂŠ patofyziologickĂŠ mechanismy v ose mozekÂ-srdce.
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Toušek et al. (2024) conducted a review in Takotsubo syndrome. Central nervous system triggers was evaluated. Acute neurological diseases and central nervous system changes frequently trigger Takotsubo syndrome through sympathetic nervous system overstimulation and the brain-heart axis.
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