• This case demonstrates cough as an extremely rare but notable cause of TC. • Plausible mechanisms include catecholamine surge, impaired cardiac microvascular and metabolic function, and extreme haemodynamic stress during cough. • Cough should be considered as a potential aetiology in differential diagnosis of TC. • There could be severe as well as subclinical cases of cough induced TC that goes unidentified.
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Department of Medicine, Dunedin School of Medicine, University of Otago, Dunedin, New Zealand.
• This case demonstrates cough as an extremely rare but notable cause of TC. • Plausible mechanisms include catecholamine surge, impaired cardiac microvascular and metabolic function, and extreme haemodynamic stress during cough. • Cough should be considered as a potential aetiology in differential diagnosis of TC.
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