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January 1, 2024IHJ Cardiovascular ReportsOpen Access

Surgery as precipitating factor of takotsubo cardiomyopathy, characteristics and challenges: A case series

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Why the study?

There is limited extant literature on the clinical aspects of perioperative Takotsubo syndrome.

What are the clinical characteristics and outcomes of perioperative Takotsubo syndrome?

Population

11 patients who underwent in-hospital surgeries and developed perioperative Takotsubo syndrome

Design

Case series

Authors

ABAbderrahmane BouchaalaONOmar NafiiNBNajlaa Belharty

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Overview

May warrant vigilance for TTS in unexplained post-op shock; leaves open incidence, mechanisms, and management in larger cohorts.

Structured PICO

What are the clinical characteristics and outcomes of perioperative Takotsubo syndrome?

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Population
11 patients who underwent in-hospital surgeries and developed perioperative Takotsubo syndrome
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Intervention
In-hospital surgeries (precipitating factor)
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Outcome
Clinical characteristics, presentation, echocardiographic features, and outcomes of perioperative Takotsubo syndrome

Perioperative Takotsubo syndrome often presents as unexplained cardiogenic shock or acute heart failure shortly after surgery, with a higher prevalence in premenopausal women and significant in-hospital mortality despite rapid improvement in systolic function.

Cite This Study

Bouchaala et al. (2024) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a7820666789de8d0af7a293https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ihjcvr.2024.04.002
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