An abrupt cardiogenic shock in a female at the era of COVID 19 pandemic lockdown
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Rania Hammami
Hedi Chaker Hospital, Cardiology departement of Sfax, Tunisia ,
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Syrine Triki
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Aimen Dammak
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Faiza Safi
Pediatic intensive care unit, Hedi Chaker hospital , Sfax, Tunisia ,
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Olfa Chakroun
Emergency department, Habib Bourguiba University Hospital ,
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- Keywords:
- cardiogenic shock, covid-19, Takotsubo cardiomyopathy, ultrasound
- Abstract
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We reported the challenging diagnosis of Takotsubo syndrome TTS in a female , admitted to the intensive care unit , with a cardiogenic shock and we highlighted the impact of Levosimendon use in the salvage of this patient.
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- 31-03-2025
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