Further Studies of Enterovirus Infections in Cardiac Disease and Pleurodynia
Eleanor J Bell, Norman R. Grist
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Eleanor J Bell, Norman R. Grist
Abstract
Virological investigations of 135 patients showed evidence of enterovirus infection in 8 of 10 with acute pleurodynia, 20 of 30 with acute myocarditis, 8 of 32 with acute pericarditis, 6 of 53 with other cardiac diseases, and 1 of 10 with miscellaneous non-cardiac diseases. These and other reported findings suggest that enteroviruses, particularly those of the coxsackie group, are important causes of acute myocarditis and pericarditis.
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Virological investigations of 135 patients showed evidence of enterovirus infection in 8 of 10 with acute pleurodynia, 20 of 30 with acute myocarditis, 8 of 32 with acute pericarditis, 6 of 53 with other cardiac diseases, and 1 of 10 with miscellaneous non-cardiac diseases. These and other reported findings suggest that enteroviruses, particularly those of the coxsackie group, are important causes of acute myocarditis and pericarditis.
Key concepts: Myocarditis, Acute pericarditis, Pericarditis, Enterovirus, Medicine, Enterovirus Infections, Disease, Internal medicine