Population
1 patient with clinical features of progressive pancarditis and nephritis following Coxsackie virus B4…
Design
Case_report
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May prompt viral testing in unexplained pancarditis; leaves open whether antigen detection improves diagnosis or outcomes.
This case report demonstrates that progressive Coxsackie virus B4 infection can cause fatal pancarditis and nephritis, with viral antigens localizing to areas of maximal tissue damage.
G.E. Burch (1969) studied this question.
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