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See Latest ArticlesLyme Carditis in Children: Presentation, Predictive Factors, and Clinical Course
Pediatrics, 05/04/09
Costello JM et al. - The spectrum of presentation for children with Lyme carditis is broad, ranging from asymptomatic, first-degree heart block to fulminant myocarditis. Variable degrees of heart block are the most common manifestation and occasionally require temporary pacing.
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