Cardiac Complications After Chemoterapy

The cardiac complications of chemotherapeutic agents are increasing with more common usage of chemotherapy protocols. In this report, we described 2 patients who had chest pain and electrocardiographical changes after chemotherapy. Both patients had normal coronary angiography. The patient who received 5-fluorouracil for a colon cancer was diagnosed as coronary artery vasospasm, and the other patient who received cyclophosphamid and cisplatin for an ovarian cancer was considered to have nonfatal toxic myocarditis.