Pathophysiology Quiz
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Sepsis-induced myocardial depression is a common complication that can worsen shock. Unlike in classic cardiogenic shock, this condition is often characterized by a decreased ejection fraction but a preserved or even increased cardiac output initially. What is the best pathophysiological explanation for this apparent paradox?
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