Following Takotsubo, Men Have Worse Outcomes, Are More Likely to Die Than Women
The registry data should spur clinicians to be on the lookout for Takotsubo in men, even if women are more commonly affected.
Source: tctmd.com
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The registry data should spur clinicians to be on the lookout for Takotsubo in men, even if women are more commonly affected.
Takotsubo syndrome, characterized by acute heart failure and transient ventricular contractile dysfunction, is more common in women but men are more likely to die from it.
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