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Dobutamine stress echocardiography for assessing the role of dynamic intraventricular obstruction in left ventricular ballooning syndrome

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Table 1: Clinical characteristics of the patients studied
Figure 2 Moderate dobutamine-induced obstruction. Moderate dobutamine-induced dynamic LV obstruction (peak velocity 3 m/sec corre-sponding to a gradient of 36 mm Hg) caused by the iuxtaposition of the posterior papillary muscle to the hypertrophic septum in another patient with apical ballooning.
Table 2: Changes in apical wall motion in relation to dobutamine-induced obstruction in the population studied.
Table 3: Comparison of patients with (group 1) and without (group 2) dynamic intraventricular obstruction.

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