months after diagnosis. In some athletes, these assessments can be made as early as 3
“The evaluation and management of a patient with clinically suspected myocarditis is described as a 5-step pathway in the ECDP. The initial step for a clinician is to recognize the condition by being aware of its three classic presentations as outlined in the ECDP. Once a patient is diagnosed, clinicians can then follow the next 4 steps in the care pathway, including triaging the patient, obtaining pivotal diagnostic tests, providing appropriate therapies, and then longitudinal follow-up.”
Drazner et al. (Tue,) studied this question.