Acute Myocarditis
Reports outline acute myocarditis study results from University of Kentucky, Department of Diagnostic Radiology
Published in Telemedicine Law Weekly, October 13th, 2007
"Both patients demonstrated delayed myocardial enhancement with iodinated contrast. The morphologic features of the enhancement were similar to the myocardial enhancement with gadolinium contrast on magnetic resonance imaging recently described in patients with myocarditis, and different from the enhancement patterns...
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