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The management of acute pericarditis
Acute Medicine Journal, 2005Acute pericarditis is usually a benign self-limiting condition, often of unexplained or viral aetiology, involving inflammation of the pericardial layers. It is often part of the differential diagnosis in patients admitted with acute chest pain and can be confused with acute myocardial infarction, acute pulmonary embolism and pleurisy.
T A, Wells, N P, Curzen
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Acute and Recurrent Pericarditis
Cardiology Clinics, 2017Acute and recurrent pericarditis is the most common pericardial syndrome encountered in clinical practice either as an isolated process or as part of a systemic disease. The diagnosis is based on clinical evaluation, electrocardiogram, and echocardiography.
Imazio M, Gaita F
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American Heart Journal, 1964
Abstract A resume of the condition known as acute benign pericarditis has been presented. Seasonal incidence, sporadic cases with histories of acute respiratory infections prior to the onset of chest pain, and the increasing number of reports of positive viral studies suggest a virus to be the cause in the greater percentage of cases.
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Abstract A resume of the condition known as acute benign pericarditis has been presented. Seasonal incidence, sporadic cases with histories of acute respiratory infections prior to the onset of chest pain, and the increasing number of reports of positive viral studies suggest a virus to be the cause in the greater percentage of cases.
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Outcomes of Acute Pericarditis With an Inflammatory Phenotype [PDF]
Background: Patients with pericarditis may show elevation of C-reactive protein (CRP) and pericardial effusion at presentation. There are limited data on the prognostic implications of this inflammatory phenotype.
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ACUTE STAPHYLOCOCCAL PERICARDITIS
Pediatrics, 1957A survey of bacterial pericarditis in children at Charity Hospital shows an increasing preponderance of staphylococcal infections. It is impressively less common as a complication of pneumonia and osteomyelitis than it was two decades ago. The site of entry for organisms is usually difficult to determine, but the pericarditis is always part of a ...
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Annals of Internal Medicine, 1953
Excerpt INTRODUCTION Acute idiopathic pericarditis has been recognized with increasing frequency during recent years.1-4Because this benign disorder is so frequently confused with acute myocardial ...
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Excerpt INTRODUCTION Acute idiopathic pericarditis has been recognized with increasing frequency during recent years.1-4Because this benign disorder is so frequently confused with acute myocardial ...
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Acute and Recurrent Pericarditis
2014Acute and recurrent pericarditis are the most common disorders involving the pericardium. There are few available epidemiological data and the exact incidence and prevalence of acute and recurrent pericarditis are unknown. However, acute pericarditis is recorded in about 0.1 % of hospitalized patients and 5 % of patients admitted to the Emergency ...
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American Heart Journal, 1959
Abstract The manifestations of acute idiopathic pericarditis in fifteen patients have been presented, and a typical case has been reported. The pertinent current literature has been reviewed briefly. The various electrocardiographic findings in acute pericarditis are discussed, and reference is made to the vector explanation of these changes.
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Abstract The manifestations of acute idiopathic pericarditis in fifteen patients have been presented, and a typical case has been reported. The pertinent current literature has been reviewed briefly. The various electrocardiographic findings in acute pericarditis are discussed, and reference is made to the vector explanation of these changes.
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