Recurrent Pericarditis
📋Overview
Recurrent Pericarditis involves repeated episodes of inflammation affecting the pericardium, which is the thin, sac-like membrane surrounding the heart. This condition is classified as a subtype of pericarditis where clinical signs reappear after an initial episode has fully resolved.
Modern medical terminology focuses on the recurring nature of these inflammatory events rather than using older or less specific labels. The condition is defined by the return of symptoms after a documented period of recovery from the primary inflammatory event.
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