acute myocarditis

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• Myocarditis — Classification and external resources Histopathological image of myocarditis at autopsy in a patient with acute onset of congestive heart failure. ICD 10 I …   Wikipedia

• Myocarditis — Klassifikation nach ICD 10 I09.0 Rheumatische Myokarditis I40 Akute Myokarditis …   Deutsch Wikipedia

• Acute pericarditis — is an inflammation of the sac surrounding the heart the pericardium usually lasting < 6 weeks. It is by far the most common condition affecting the pericardium. CausesAccording to a recent article cite journal | author= Maisch B, Ristic AD |… …   Wikipedia

• acute isolated myocarditis — an acute type of interstitial myocarditis of unknown etiology, marked by sudden onset, absence of endocarditis or pericarditis, and frequently death. Called also Fiedler or idiopathic m …   Medical dictionary

• myocarditis — Inflammation of the muscular walls of the heart. acute isolated m. an acute interstitial m. of unknown cause, the endocardium and pericardium being unaffected. SYN: Fiedler m.. Fiedler m. SYN …   Medical dictionary

• myocarditis — n. acute or chronic inflammation of the heart muscle. It may be seen alone or as part of pancarditis (see endomyocarditis) …   The new mediacal dictionary

• Fiedler myocarditis — acute isolated m …   Medical dictionary

• idiopathic myocarditis — acute isolated m …   Medical dictionary

• Severe acute respiratory syndrome — SARS redirects here. For other uses, see SARS (disambiguation). Further information: Progress of the SARS outbreak Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome Classification and external resources SARS coronavirus (SARS CoV) is causative of the syndrome …   Wikipedia

• Fiedler disease myocarditis — Fied·ler disease, myocarditis (fēdґlər) [Carl Ludwig Alfred Fiedler, German physician, 1835–1921] see Weil syndrome, under syndrome, and see acute isolated myocarditis, under myocarditis …   Medical dictionary

• giant cell myocarditis — a subtype of acute isolated myocarditis characterized by multinucleate giant cells and other inflammatory cells including lymphocytes, plasma cells, and macrophages, and by ventricular dilatation, mural thrombi, and widespread areas of necrosis.… …   Medical dictionary