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Chemotherapy Related Severe Cardiac Dysfunction - Case Report.

D A Cherata¹, D Cârstea², M Zaharie²

¹Departament of Cardiology, "Filantropia" Municipal Hospital, Craiova, Romania, PhD student.

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|December 13, 2018

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Cancer therapeutics can cause cardiotoxicity, leading to heart failure. Early detection via echocardiography is crucial for monitoring and managing cardiac dysfunction in at-risk patients.

Keywords:

cardiomyopathy cardiotoxicity chemotherapy echocardiography

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Cardiology
Oncology
Pharmacology

Background:

Cardiotoxicity is a significant adverse effect of cancer therapy, contributing to patient morbidity and mortality.
Early diagnosis and understanding the mechanism of cardiotoxicity are vital for managing patients at risk of heart failure.

Purpose of the Study:

To highlight the importance of regular echocardiographic evaluation for the early detection of subclinical cardiac dysfunction in patients undergoing cancer treatment.
To emphasize the need for sensitive parameters to predict cardiotoxicity and improve cardiac function recovery.

Main Methods:

Presentation of a clinical case of cancer therapeutics-related cardiac dysfunction.
Emphasis on the role of serial echocardiographic assessments for monitoring cardiac health.

Main Results:

The case illustrates the development of cardiac dysfunction secondary to cancer therapeutics.
Regular echocardiography can identify subclinical cardiac dysfunction, enabling timely intervention.

Conclusions:

Early detection of cardiotoxicity through regular echocardiographic evaluation is essential for preserving cardiac function.
Utilizing more sensitive predictive parameters for cardiotoxicity can improve outcomes and the potential for cardiac function recovery.