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The American Journal of Cardiology, 1961
Abstract The experience with pericarditis at the Children's Hospital Medical Center of Boston during the past ten years is reviewed. The clinical features of the most common etiologic groups, rheumatic fever, rheumatoid arthritis, bacterial infection and the benign idiopathic group, are presented.
Alexander S. Nadas, Jay M. Levy
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Abstract The experience with pericarditis at the Children's Hospital Medical Center of Boston during the past ten years is reviewed. The clinical features of the most common etiologic groups, rheumatic fever, rheumatoid arthritis, bacterial infection and the benign idiopathic group, are presented.
Alexander S. Nadas, Jay M. Levy
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Pediatrics, 1955
A review of the literature has revealed 9 instances of pericarditis in fetuses and newborn infants less than 2 days of age. In only 2 of these are the histologic findings available. We have reported the macroscopic and microscopic findings in 2 additional patients with pericarditis, 1 of whom was a premature stillborn fetus.
Marie Valdes-Dapena, William H. Miller
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A review of the literature has revealed 9 instances of pericarditis in fetuses and newborn infants less than 2 days of age. In only 2 of these are the histologic findings available. We have reported the macroscopic and microscopic findings in 2 additional patients with pericarditis, 1 of whom was a premature stillborn fetus.
Marie Valdes-Dapena, William H. Miller
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Electrocardiogram in pericarditis
The American Journal of Cardiology, 1970Abstract Electrocardiographic changes in 31 patients with acute pericarditis have been analyzed and the results incorporated into a review of the evolution, differential diagnosis and pathogenesis of the electrocardiographic pattern in pericarditis.
Kenneth C. Lasseter, Borys Surawicz
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1984
To the Editor.— In the Jan 20 issue ofThe Journal, Dr Zatuchni 1 reports a case of pericarditis that he contends was caused by captopril therapy. There are several points that must be made. The author's case presentation is incomplete. Only in the last sentence does he state that "the serum urea nitrogen level continued to rise." How high was this ...
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To the Editor.— In the Jan 20 issue ofThe Journal, Dr Zatuchni 1 reports a case of pericarditis that he contends was caused by captopril therapy. There are several points that must be made. The author's case presentation is incomplete. Only in the last sentence does he state that "the serum urea nitrogen level continued to rise." How high was this ...
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Current Treatment Options in Cardiovascular Medicine, 2000
Purulent pericarditis represents a subset of pericardial disease usually due to a nonviral infectious agent. The presentation is often acute, with rapid progression to tamponade unless a drainage procedure is performed. Although several infectious agents account for the majority of infections, the differential diagnosis is broad.
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Purulent pericarditis represents a subset of pericardial disease usually due to a nonviral infectious agent. The presentation is often acute, with rapid progression to tamponade unless a drainage procedure is performed. Although several infectious agents account for the majority of infections, the differential diagnosis is broad.
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Cardiology Clinics, 1990
A wide variety of organisms and conditions have been reported to cause pericarditis in patients that present and die with AIDS. Although pericarditis is remarkably common in patients dying of AIDS, no consistent pattern of cause emerges. Patients with AIDS are susceptible to pericarditis as a concomitant of the terminal condition, but it seldom ...
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A wide variety of organisms and conditions have been reported to cause pericarditis in patients that present and die with AIDS. Although pericarditis is remarkably common in patients dying of AIDS, no consistent pattern of cause emerges. Patients with AIDS are susceptible to pericarditis as a concomitant of the terminal condition, but it seldom ...
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