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Zada G et al. – Medical treatment for cerebral vasospasm with inotropic pressor agents may result in paradoxical decreases in hemodynamic parameters and cerebral perfusion in patients with LVOT obstruction. While HOCM is the most likely structural abnormality to cause this phenomenon, it can be induced by several physiological conditions encountered in the neurocritical care setting. Modifications in triple H therapy regimens may be required in order to optimize cerebral perfusion and prevent cerebral ischemia and stroke in these patients.


   

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