Allergen-Related Coronary Vasospasm “Kounis Syndrome” Requiring Administration of Epinephrine and a Coronary Vasodilator

Ryosuke Shintani(Nagasaki University), Tetsuya Hara(Nagasaki University Hospital), Motohiro Sekino(Nagasaki University Hospital), Ushio Higashijima(Nagasaki University Hospital), Shuhei Matsumoto(Nagasaki University Hospital), Tsuyoshi Yonekura(Nagasaki University Hospital), Takashi Egashira(Nagasaki University Hospital), Haruka Inoue(Nagasaki University Hospital), S. Matsumoto(Nagasaki University Hospital), Rintaro Yano(Nagasaki University Hospital)
Journal of Cardiothoracic and Vascular Anesthesia
August 10, 2020
10.1053/j.jvca.2020.08.009
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