Clinical spectrum and endomyocardial biopsy findings in XXXX .

@entity1712 @entity296 @entity2396 @entity18032 @entity299 @entity715 @entity2401 @entity884
Fourteen cases of @entity299 with @entity1712 were analyzed employing conventional cardiologic methods, including echocardiography, cardiac catheterization, and endomyocardial biopsy. The cases were divided into four types: Acute carditic ( @entity884 , @entity2401 , @entity2396 ; five cases); ventricular dilation (three cases); restrictive (three cases); electric disturbance (three cases). Biopsy revealed significant changes in all cases. In one case of the ventricular dilation type, @entity18032 with @entity296 was seen, and in another case mural @entity715 formation was shown to be present. In three cases of the restrictive type, @entity18032 ( @entity18032 ) was observed. In two cases of the electric disturbance type, minor right @entity296 was observed. In two of the three cases of the carditic type and in three of eight cases in other categories, postmyocarditic changes were observed. The course of the disease compared with the type of disorder revealed a short course in the carditic type and a longer course, ranging from 2 to 24 years, with one exception, in the other types. It is also confirmed that the various histopathologic changes can be related to particular clinical presentations. We have shown that the basic changes in @entity299 are not restricted to the endomyocardium and that they occur in various parts of the heart causing more widespread manifestations. The more comprehensive term " @entity299 " is a preferable description.
