CARDIOLOGY

<p>63-year-old man with alcoholic cardiomyopathy with recovered LVEF and alcoholic cirrhosis presented to a hospital with sepsis. Hospital course was complicated by duodenal ulcer hemorrhage and hypoxic respiratory failure, and he was transferred to a tertiary care center. Five days following transfer he developed two episodes of polymorphic VT requiring CPR and defibrillation.</p>

Dr. Aparna Jaswal

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Explore the complexities of treating duodenal ulcer hemorrhage in sepsis patients and the challenges it poses.

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Cardiomyopathy and Cirrhosis Patient Develops Polymorphic VT Following Sepsis and Complications

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