0 |
Presented to ED with 1 week of dyspnoea on exertion, orthopnoea, and cough |
Presented to the ED with fevers |
Presented to the ED with diarrhoea, myalgias, and dyspnoea; subsequently intubated |
4–6 |
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Hypoxaemic cardiac arrest and was intubated
New ST elevation with PR depression in inferior leads, loss of precordial R waves
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Tachycardic and in shock with reduced cardiac index (1.9 L/min/m2), improved with paralysis and proning
Echocardiogram revealed basal-mid hypokinesis consistent with reverse Takotsubo morphology
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7–10 |
Serial echocardiograms revealed resolution of effusion but new periapical wall motion hypokinesis, pericardial drain removed and discharged |
Worsening respiratory and renal function; hypoxaemic pulseless electrical activity arrest and died |
Developed septic shock with worsening respiratory failure leading to cardiopulmonary arrest and death |
21 |
Echocardiogram demonstrated resolution of effusion and wall motion abnormalities |
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