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Can a normal ecg, bloodwork and x-ray rule out myocarditis? ecgs show only episodes of sinus tachy w/ normal resting rate.
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Pretty much: Normal troponin and normal ECG would rule out almost all cases of myocarditis. An echo would clinch it.
Answered 11/25/2014
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