Key result
Gunshot and stab wounds of the heart produce localized myocardial lesions, with electrocardiograms predominantly showing changes associated with pericarditis during the first two weeks.
Population
Patients with gunshot or stab wounds of the heart
Design
Case_report
Authors
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May inform ECG interpretation after penetrating cardiac trauma; leaves open impact on management or prognosis.
Case Report
Gunshot and stab wounds of the heart produce localized myocardial lesions that can be identified via electrocardiographic changes, initially presenting as pericarditis.
KAPP et al. (1949) conducted a case report in Gunshot wound of the heart. Gunshot and stab wounds of the heart was evaluated on Electrocardiographic changes. Gunshot and stab wounds of the heart produce localized myocardial lesions, with electrocardiograms predominantly showing changes associated with pericarditis during the first two weeks.
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