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Cardiovascular Imaging
Thyrotoxic heart disease
cardiac
manifestations of excessive
thyroid
hormones, T3 and thyroxine. Hyperthyroidism is four to eight times more frequent in women with a peak incidence in the third and fourth decades.
Thyrotoxicosis
causes a high
cardiac
output state and can produce high output
cardiac
failure. It can produce
hypertension
. Chest
X-ray
may show
pulmonary
plethora and
cardiomegaly
.
Echocardiography
demonstrates increased
cardiac
output, systolic ejection rate and velocity, and extent of left ventricular wall motion and thickening.
CBH