Why the study?
Immunosuppression may be required in autoimmune myocarditis but is not always effective, motivating the identification of non-invasive cellular biomarkers of etiology and treatment response in peripheral blood.
Comparison
Biopsy-proven myocarditis patients out of IS vs on IS vs healthy controls
Authors
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Hypothesis-generating for blood immunophenotypes as etiology and IS-response adjuncts; should not yet change EMB-guided practice.
Peripheral blood immunophenotyping reveals distinct innate and adaptive immune cell profiles that correlate with myocarditis etiology and response to immunosuppression, offering potential non-invasive biomarkers.
Vicenzetto et al. (2026) studied this question.
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