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The burden of relapses and its association with etiology in patients with recurrent pericarditis were evaluated, but specific clinical findings are not provided in the truncated abstract.
Etiology-specific relapse burden in recurrent pericarditis remains incompletely defined; leaves open targeted risk stratification and therapy trials.
Recurrent pericarditis (RP) can be a clinically challenging entity to treat and prognosticate. The likelihood of developing relapses in RP based on etiology is not well understood, and the burden of multiple relapses is also not reported. We sought to evaluate these multiple relapses and the
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Montané et al. (2020) studied this question. The burden of relapses and its association with etiology in patients with recurrent pericarditis were evaluated, but specific clinical findings are not provided in the truncated abstract.
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