Why the study?
Morphine has depressive cardiovascular effects and its use in heart failure is controversial, with reports of morphine-related cardiogenic shock being extremely rare.
High-dose intravenous morphine administration can induce cardiogenic shock with transient left ventricular ejection fraction reduction.
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Possible morphine-induced cardiogenic shock warrants clinical awareness; single case leaves open need for validation studies.
Anand et al. (2020) studied this question.
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