Laboratories and auxiliary examination _'s treatments of the viral myocarditis

Laboratories and auxiliary examination _'s treatments of the viral myocarditis
Laboratory and auxiliary examination
1.Blood biochemistry is checked
About half the case erythrocyte sedimentation rate increases fast. A serum creatine phosphokinase isoenzyme (CK-MB) of acute one or myocarditis activity Find with serum myocardium troponin T, troponin me that has higher specificity and sensitiveness to the diagnosis that the cardiac muscle damages, the latter, the window is relatively wide in detection time, it is quantitative to check to help the cardiac muscle to damage the judgement of range and prognosis. Valley - third transaminase check, contribute to, find liver damage, combine inspection result of aetiology diagnose hepatitis and viral myocarditis.
2.Peripheral blood aetiology is checked
Employ indirect enzyme unite immune the intersection of absorption and test, measure the intersection of serum and strange virus IgM antibody Sa Ke, used for diagnosing in early days. Duplicate one and gather more enzyme chain reactions (RT-PCR) by going against Technology measures the intestines virus RNA of peripheral blood. It has clinical value too that hepatitis virus' serology is checked.
3.Electrocardiogram
The sensitiveness diagnosed to myocarditis is high, but specific and low. Electrocardiogram change with arrhythmia shrinking most common before the issue especially, room shrink, account for 70% that shrink before the all kinds of issue before the issue. Secondly it is the atrio-ventricular block (AVB) ,See more with I degree AVB, props up block with bunch sometimes, it is extensive to show pathological change. Most block, for temporarily, disappear after 1-3 weeks, but a few case can exist for a long time. About 1/ 3 of the cases are shown as ST-T change. .
4.X-ray examination
About l/ 4 patients have cardiac dilatation at various degrees, beat and weaken. The serious case can see lung extravasated blood or hydropic sign of the lung completely because of the left heart function.
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