Vasovagal syncope after infusion of a vasodilator in a heart-transplant recipient.
Vasovagal syncope after infusion of a vasodilator in a heart-transplant recipient.
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心脏移植受者输注血管扩张剂后出现血管迷走性晕厥。
DOI:
10.1056/nejm199003013220906
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发表时间:
1990
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Victor,RG
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Scherrer,U;Vissing,S;Morgan,BJ;Hanson,P;Victor,RG
HYPOTENSIVE states are well known to activate the sympathetic nervous system, leading to reflex vasoconstriction and tachycardia.1Hypovolemic hypotension, however, can be accompanied by paradoxical withdrawal of sympathetic drive, leading to vasodilation and bradycardia — responses that, in turn, exacerbate the decrease in blood pressure.2345In humans, hypotension with an inappropriately normal or frankly decreased heart rate has been observed during hemorrhagic shock,6after the infusion of vasodilators,7and most recently, in response to the infusion of isoproterenol during the upright-tilt test, which is used to provoke syncope.8,9The current belief is that this type of vasodepressor reaction is a . . .