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What are the diagnostic criteria for infective endocarditis in children?

Dr. Tracy Turner
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2025-05-24 04:00:24
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The diagnostic criteria for infective endocarditis in children are positive blood culture, presence of vascular signs, and confirmed by pathological examination.
1. Positive blood
culture is performed twice, and the same common microorganisms of infective endocarditis are found.
2. Vascular signs
include important arterial embolism, splenomegaly, hematuria under microscope, infectious aneurysm, ecchymosis, etc.
3. Pathological examination confirms that
microorganisms are found under microscope, and after pathological examination, it is confirmed as active endocarditis. It is recommended to actively select drug treatment or surgical treatment according to the child's condition after diagnosis.