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The paper attempts to highlight controversial diagnostic and clinical issues and the historical aspect of acute myocarditis following acute viral infections.
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Persistent diagnostic controversies in post-viral myocarditis warrant clinical caution; leaves open standardized criteria.
According to statistics, pathology of the cardiovascular system can occur in 80% of patients who have undergone various acute viral infections, including influenza. All these manifestations are compensatory in nature and are completed independently without additional therapy. Children have respiratory viral infections, arising heart failure and various rhythm disturbances, quite often with a protracted course. Perhaps the emergence of an acute process, as well as the presence of viruses that can cause difficulties in terms of diagnosis and diagnosis, and other controversial issues. This attempt to highlight some controversial points. The detailed historical aspect of the formation of this nosological unit.
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Mokina et al. (2019) studied this question.
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