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Leptospiral myocarditis and pancreatitis
Rohan Sharma1, Anil Gurtoo1, Anupam Prakash1
1Department of Medicine, 28856Lady Hardinge Medical College, New Delhi, India.
Abstract:
While Leptospira are known to cause multi-system dysfunction, cardiac involvement is uncommon. We present a case febrile myocarditis diagnosed to have leptospirosis. The patient also had pancreatitis, jaundice and renal failure but recovered well with timely management.
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