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Pericarditis causing exercise test induced ST-elevations.

T M Do·M A Campos-Esteve·M A Berry·R S Rudolphi·J K Gilman
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Pericarditis has not been well associated with exercise test induced ST-elevations. This case report of a pericarditis patient who underwent exercise stress testing and other similar cases found in the literature suggest that this is an unrecognized clinical manifestation of pericarditis.

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T M Do, M A Campos-Esteve, M A Berry, R S Rudolphi, J K Gilman. 1996-07-15. Pericarditis causing exercise test induced ST-elevations.. https://doi.org/10.1016/s0002-9149(96)90410-5

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