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How do doctors diagnose myocarditis? Show summary
An 82 year-old patient suffers from eosinophilic myocarditis, which is a rare condition that involves white blood cells that can cause inflammation of the heart muscle. The patient is being treated successfully with steroids.
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Background information

What is myocarditis? (myocarditis)
How do doctors manage myocarditis? (myocarditis)