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Given that there are a fair number of myocarditis cases without a troponin elevation, how do you clinically approach the diagnosis of myocarditis?

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Cardiology · Endeavor Health

If clinical suspicion for myocarditis is not based on elevated troponin there needs to be some objective evidence for it. These would be CRP/sed rate/cardiac MR/biopsy. Unlikely to pursue the last step if the first three are all normal.

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