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Stroke‐induced chronic systolic dysfunction driven by sympathetic overactivity

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Cardiac diseases are established risk factors for ischemic stroke incidence and severity. Conversely, there is increasing evidence that brain ischemia can cause cardiac dysfunction. The mechanisms underlying this neurogenic heart… Click to show full abstract

Cardiac diseases are established risk factors for ischemic stroke incidence and severity. Conversely, there is increasing evidence that brain ischemia can cause cardiac dysfunction. The mechanisms underlying this neurogenic heart disease are incompletely understood. Although it is established that ischemic stroke is associated with cardiac arrhythmias, myocardial damage, elevated cardiac enzymes, and plasma catecholamines in the acute phase, nothing is known about the delayed consequences of ischemic stroke on cardiovascular function.

Keywords: ischemic stroke; stroke induced; dysfunction; chronic systolic; induced chronic; stroke

Journal Title: Annals of Neurology
Year Published: 2017

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