“Broken Heart” and “Broken Brain”: Which Connection?

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Abstract

The interconnections between brain and heart are increasingly recognized. Takotsubo cardiomyopathy, also known as “broken heart syndrome”, is characterized by a cardiovascular dysfunction provoked by an emotional or stressful situation. Similar events can trigger a neurological pathology called transient global amnesia. These conditions can occur simultaneously, although their precise connection is not well understood. We aim to present the case of a patient who experienced them and to review the relevant literature.

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Papadis, A., Svab, S., Brugger, N., Lanz, J., von Arx, R., Stamou, K., & Sakellaropoulos, S. (2022). “Broken Heart” and “Broken Brain”: Which Connection? Cardiology Research, 13(1), 65–70. https://doi.org/10.14740/cr1336

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