Yunshan Cao , Min Zhang , Xiang Li , Ping Xie , Lynn Cronin
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Reversible transient apical ballooning syndrome with coronary lesions
Transient apical ballooning syndrome(Tako-Tsubo syndrome or ampulla cardiomyopathy) occurs predominantly in women over 60 years of age with a history of recent physical or psychological stress. We present a case of a male patient with reversible transient apical ballooning syndrome with significant coronary lesions and other ECG changes that did not explain the clinical symptoms.