Fulminant Peripartum XXXX associated with sudden cardiac death: a case report.

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UNASSIGNED: @entity2401 is an inflammatory disease of @entity1562 , associated with nonischemic @entity39 and degeneration of myocytes. Although the clinical course is rapid, @entity2401 can lead to @entity384 with chambers dilatation and @entity67 . The pathophysiology of @entity2401 in @entity1 is not completely understood. There are several etiological agents implicated, mainly viral agents. The clinical presentation is extremely various, with nonspecific systemic symptoms until @entity944 . The great variability of symptoms makes the diagnosis, therefore, extremely difficult. We report the case of a 40-year-old @entity1 who developed, after childbirth, @entity221 associated with neck and left arm @entity158 ; initially treated with @entity1443 , without any benefit, the young @entity1 , after few days, died suddenly. The autopsy documented the presence of @entity382 . The microbiological tests performed 4 days after @entity204 were negative. The heart was normal in shape and volume; a section of the left ventricle wall showed subendocardial discromic areas histologically characterized by multifocal perivascular and interstitial inflammatory infiltrates. These infiltrates consisted mainly of neutrophils with eosinophil component associated with myocyte @entity39 and @entity548 interstitial infiltration.
