[Pediatric] Atlas of Acute rheumatic fever

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Fig 1.  Transthoracic echocardiogram (apical four-chamber view)
in an 11-year-old with acute rheumatic fever and severe mitral regurgitation (arrow).

Fig 2.  Painless subcutaneous nodules of acute rheumatic fever
over the dorsal forearm/elbow (A) and lateral foot (B) in a 3-year-old girl
who presented with fever, migratory arthritis, new-onset mitral regurgitation, elevated erythrocyte sedimentation rate and very elevated antistreptolysin O titer.

Fig 3.  Erythema marginatum. This photosensitive rash begins
on the central areas of the body as macules, and spreads more distally.
The macules clear out from the center to form rings, which can sometimes coalesce to form a serpentine pattern on the body.

Fig 4.  First-degree heart block with prolonged PR interval (interval between arrows), which may be present as a minor criterion for acute rheumatic fever.

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