Table 2 Clinical characteristics of pheochromocytoma-with Takostubo syndrome or cardiomyopathy
From: Pheochromocytoma with Takotsubo Syndrome and acute heart failure: a case report
N=88 cases | ||
|---|---|---|
Sex | F: 62 (71%) | M: 25 (29%) |
Age (mean) | F: 42 (21-81) | M: 46 (23-86) |
Trigger | 17 (19%) | |
Clinical manifestation | ||
CP | 47 (53%) | |
Classic symptoms | Headache (20.4%) | |
Palpitation (15.9%) | ||
Diaphoresis (20.4%) | ||
BP | High 33 (37.5%) | Low 7 (8.0%) |
ECG | 82 (93.2%) | |
ST elevation/depression | 55 (67.1%) | |
Initial echocardiograpy | 53 (60.2%) | |
Myocardial infraction markers | 70 (79.5%) | |
Increase in Troponin | 68 (97.1%) | |
Coronary angiography | 78 (88.6%) | |
No CAD | 70 (89.7%) | |
Genetic Mutation | 8 (9.1%) | |
Recurrence of cardiac event after excision | 0 | |
Emergency adrenalectomy | 8 (9.1%) | |
Death (Y/N) | 6 (6.8%) | |