Acute coronary syndrome associated with hypereosinophilia.
Aniket Puri, Rishi Sethi, Ankur Ahuja, Louie Fischer, Vijay K. Puri
Abstract
Aniket Puri, Rishi Sethi, Ankur Ahuja, Louie Fischer, Vijay K. Puri
Abstract
Patients with hypereosinophilia often present with symptoms and signs of other systemic disease.We present the case of a 30-year-old man who had hypereosinophilia presenting as acute coronary syndrome, while having normal coronaries. The history, clinical examination and laboratory investigations were consistent with a diagnosis of tropical eosinophilia, which responded promptly to diethyl carbamazine.
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Patients with hypereosinophilia often present with symptoms and signs of other systemic disease.We present the case of a 30-year-old man who had hypereosinophilia presenting as acute coronary syndrome, while having normal coronaries. The history, clinical examination and laboratory investigations were consistent with a diagnosis of tropical eosinophilia, which responded promptly to diethyl carbamazine.
Key concepts: Hypereosinophilia, Medicine, Eosinophilia, Acute coronary syndrome, Disease, Internal medicine, Dermatology, Myocardial infarction