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Question :
Posted On :
28 Apr 2007
4 month baby admitted with excessive crying which resolved in 2 hours. Aas a part of investigation - xray was done which showed cardiomegaly. {CT ratio - 80 Percent}.The treating physician considered possibility of dilated cardiomyopathy. On examination there was no murmur or other significant finding. Then 2D ECHO was done which was absolutely normal. Still the physician insisted that it is dilated cardiomyopathy and started on
Carvedilol
and digoxin. Is it rational?
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Answer Discussion :
R
redaabdellattife mazroa
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no
18 years ago
A
ashwini
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no
18 years ago
P
pramod m.kulkarni
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it's irrational in light of normal echo
18 years ago
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Doctor. PS
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was there any previous episodes of excessive crying? Any family history of DCM?
I would refer pt to Peds cardiologist before starting any meds
18 years ago
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BALWANT PANDURANG KHOBRAGADE
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No
18 years ago
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