<unk>  refers to a degenerative change (often reversible) that occurs to myocytes upon myocardial strain. This phenomenon tends to occur when neighboring cardiac muscle loses its ability to contract (i.e. in ischemia or infarction). The remaining viable muscles, as the result, strain to compensate for the loss of other muscles in order to deliver the necessary cardiac output. During the process, myocardial cells are stretched and stressed to produce new contractile elements.
Myocytolysis
Leukostasis
Inflammation
Bone marrow suppression
Cardiotoxicity
Myocardial inflammation
Rhabdomyolysis
Anaplerotic reactions