PubMed · 166437
[Does rheumatic pleuresy exist?].
Abstract
The authors report the case of a 20 year-old young man with old rheumatic heart disease in whom suddenly occurred sero-fibrinous pleurisy with fever. The usual cause of pleurisy, e.g. tuberculosis, were eliminated. On the other hadn, there was considerable evidence, including lengthening of the P-R interval, and raised anti-streptolysin titer at 1920 units, which suggested recurrence of rheumatic fever. The relationship between this disease and sero-fibrinous pleurisy is then discussed.
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J Moreau, Congy, J C Valcke, J Jullien, M Philbert. 1975-01-08. [Does rheumatic pleuresy exist?].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/166437/
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