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. 2020 Nov 30;9(11):5769–5771. doi: 10.4103/jfmpc.jfmpc_1396_20

Table 1.

Summary of major reports on diphtheritic myocarditis

S.n Study details Number of patients Patients with myocarditis Interval ECG findings
1 Dung et al., Vietnam, 2002 32 patients requiring pacemaker A temporary pacemaker in all- 7 survived, 25 died
2 Kneen et al., Vietnam, 2004 154 32 (21%) First/ second/third-degree Heart blocks-7, BBB (7), Ischaemic changes (13), ectopics (12), increased QT (8)
3 Jayashree et al., Chandigarh, India, 2005 48 32 (67%) 6.5 +/-2.4 days BBB (6), complete heart block (9), ventricular tachycardia (6), supraventricular (2), junctional tachycardia (2)
4 Celik et al., Turkey, India, 2006 32 LBBB and inverted T waves – a risk factor for long term mortality
5 Kole et al., Kolkata, India, 2010 200 136 (68%) T-wave inversion (86), AV conduction block (8), RBBB (4), ST-T changes (4), multiple atrial ectopics (6)
6 Samdani et al., Jaipur, India, 2017 60 T wave inversion(20%), ST depression (13.3%), RBBB (5%), multiple atrial ectopics (3.3%)
7 Meera et al., Hyderabad,India, 2019 435 83 (19%) 1
8 Dash et al., Chandigarh, India, 2019 99 35 (35%) 8.5 days Conduction abnormality and heart block (9), ST depression (5), Ventricular tachycardia (7), Ventricular premature beats (2), Prolonged PR interval (2)