Epidemiological, clinical, and echocardiographic features of twenty ‘Takotsubo-like’ reversible myocardial dysfunction cases with normal coronarography following immersion pulmonary oedema
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DOI: 10.1080/00015385.2020.1726627
Abstract: Abstract Background Pulmonary immersion oedema is a frequent diving accident. Although its outcome is generally favourable within 72 h, it can nonetheless lead to heart failure or sudden death. Cases of transient myocardial dysfunction have been… read more here.
Keywords: immersion pulmonary; myocardial dysfunction; dysfunction; immersion ... See more keywords
Myocardial oedema in the setting of immersion pulmonary oedema - Cause or effect?
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DOI: 10.1136/bcr-2022-251274
Abstract: Immersion pulmonary oedema (IPE) is an under-reported and poorly understood phenomenon thought to be related to exercise-induced haemodynamic changes while submersed in water. Previous work has demonstrated reversible myocardial dysfunction during acute episodes. We present… read more here.
Keywords: immersion pulmonary; oedema setting; myocardial oedema; oedema ... See more keywords
Immersion pulmonary oedema in a healthy diver not exposed to cold or strenuous exercise.
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DOI: 10.28920/dhm48.1.40-44
Abstract: In healthy divers, the occurrence of immersion pulmonary oedema (IPE) is commonly caused by contributory factors including strenuous exercise, cold water and negative-pressure breathing. Contrary to this established paradigm, this case reports on a 26-year-old,… read more here.
Keywords: immersion pulmonary; strenuous exercise; immersion; pulmonary oedema ... See more keywords
A diver with immersion pulmonary oedema and prolonged respiratory symptoms.
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DOI: 10.28920/dhm48.4.259-261
Abstract: Immersion pulmonary oedema (IPE) is particularly associated with an excessive reaction to exercise and/or cold stress. IPE usually resolves without recompression therapy within a day or two. Herein we report a diver diagnosed with IPE,… read more here.
Keywords: immersion pulmonary; pulmonary oedema; respiratory symptoms; ipe ... See more keywords