Titlebook: Rheumatic Diseases and the Heart; John A. Cosh,John V. Lever Book 1988 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1988 Arthritis.Arthropathie.Spond

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Rheumatic Heart Disease I,um there may be some degree of fibrosis following rheumatic myocarditis and, if severe, this seriously impairs ventricular function. Some pericardial adhesion is usually present but this is never sufficiently dense to affect ventricular function and does not progress to form constrictive pericarditis.

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Rheumatic Heart Disease I,are those affecting the valves, particularly the mitral and aortic, where various combinations of stenosis and incompetence can occur. In the myocardium there may be some degree of fibrosis following rheumatic myocarditis and, if severe, this seriously impairs ventricular function. Some pericardial

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