Population
39 children younger than 16 years diagnosed with acute myocarditis over a 10-year period, average age 5.4…
Design
Cohort
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May warrant ECG scrutiny in pediatric hypoperfusion or syncope; leaves open prospective validation of diagnostic impact.
Pediatric myocarditis often presents with non-specific symptoms of hypoperfusion rather than cardiac symptoms, highlighting the critical role of ECG in children with unexplained syncope or seizure.
Shu-Ling et al. (2013) studied this question.
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