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‘Classic’ Takotsubo? Not So Fast: Different Presentations Could Spell Diverse Prognoses

Clinicians should recognize the various outcomes these patients may have depending on the stressor at play and tailor care accordingly, experts say.

Yael L. Maxwell

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‘Classic’ Takotsubo? Not So Fast: Different Presentations Could Spell Diverse Prognoses

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Wire not across: Native coronary perforation

Rotational Burr Broke Wire and Left the Coronary Artery

Dry Tamponade? What Is It? And What Do I Do About It?

Hematoma Management in the Post-CT Surgery Patient

Wire Across: Native Coronary Perforation (Post CABG)

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ESC 2018: Trimming DAPT, New NOAC Niches, Aspirin Scrutiny for Primary Prevention, and More

ADAPT-DES: High On-Aspirin Platelet Reactivity Not Related to PCI Outcomes

Genetic Risk Score Identifies Individuals at Heightened Risk of CAD and Other Diseases

‘Classic’ Takotsubo? Not So Fast: Different Presentations Could Spell Diverse Prognoses

High-Sensitivity Troponin T Safely Rules Out More MI Patients, and Faster, Than Conventional Assay

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