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. 2023 Jun 25;13(3):138–151.

Table 1.

Cardiac-related clinical symptoms and measurements of adult patients with COVID-19-induced myocarditis (cohorts)

Reference Authors Year Number of cases Country Age (mean) Male (%) Physical exam Myocarditis diagnostics ECG Echo Imaging and Lab Outcome
[53] Daniels et al. 2021 37 US NA 73 Chest pain, palpitations, dyspnea CMR NCM (non-compaction cardiomyopathy) Abnormal, NCM ↑T1, ↑T2, LGE, ↓LVE, ↑troponin No deaths
[20] Boehmer et al. 2021 2116 US 54 60 NA ICD-10-CM NA NA NA NA
[54] Huang et al. 2020 26 China 38 38 Precordial chest pain, palpitations, chest distress CMR NA PE ↑T1, ↑T2, LGE, ↑ECV NA
[55] Deng et al. 2020 14 China 65 71 Fever, cough, chest pain/tightness, shortness of breath AHA guideline: triple elevation in troponin with either ECG changes or electrocardiographic changes ST segment elevation/ST-T changes, tachycardia Reduced LVEF (<50%), segmental wall motion abnormality, LV wall thickening, PE, TAPSE ↑Troponin 13 deaths
[70] Laganà et al. 2021 12 Italy 71 42 NA One criterion from ESC guidelines Ischemic alteration, QTc prolongation Diffuse LV hypokinesia NA (no statistical significance) 3 deaths
[71] Buckley et al. 2021 35820 US 48 44 NA ICD-10-CM NA NA NA NA
[72] Martinez et al. 2021 3 US 25 NA NA CMR Abnormal New regional wall motion abnormality; preserved LVEF NA No deaths
[73] Priyadarshni et al. 2022 79 US NA NA NA ICD-10-CM NA NA NA NA