Case Report
Copyright ©The Author(s) 2022.
World J Clin Cases. May 6, 2022; 10(13): 4214-4219
Published online May 6, 2022. doi: 10.12998/wjcc.v10.i13.4214
Table 1 Literature review of the patients in medical history, clinical features, comorbidities, diagnostic methods and outcomes
Ref.
Publication year
Country
Age/sex
Clinical presentation
Comorbid conditions
ECMO settings/duration (d)
Renal replacement duration (d)
Calcification detection time (d)
Diagnostic testing
Clinical courseand outcome
Stallion et al[3]1994United States2 wk/FSevere myocarditis NoneV-A /7NotreportedNAChest X-rayTTEPatient died due to severe myocardial damage
Stallion et al[3]1994United States1 wk/FSevere myocarditis NoneV-A /3.5NotreportedNAChest X-rayTTEPatient died due to severe myocardial damage
Stallion et al[4]2018United States29 yr/FPostpartum toxic shock syndrome NotreportedV-A/21Need, durationnot reportedSeveral weeksChest CTDischarged to extended acute-care facility on ventilator support
Kapandji et al[5]2018France66 yr/MPneumonia leading to severe ARDSNoneV-V/243432TTEChest CTCardiac MRIPatient recovered; TTE 18 mo after ICU discharge with LVEF of 55% and moderate diastolic dysfunction.
Kapandji et al[5]2018France18 yr/MCardiogenicshock after cardiac arrestNoneV-A/222116Chest CT Patient died due to septic shock
Kapandji et al[5]2018France26 yr/FPneumonia leading to severe ARDSNoneV-V/944024CT chestPatient died due to restrictive cardiomyopathy with severe left ventricular failure
Kimura et al[6]2018Japan15 yr/MSevere myocarditisNoneV-A/NotreportedNeed, duration not reported30Chest CT Patient was discharged; 2 mo after hearttransplantation
The present report2020China17 yr/MSevere myocarditisNoneV-A/32810Chest CT Cardiac MRIPatient recovered; TTE 2 yr after ICU discharge with LVEF of 60% and mild diastolic dysfunction.