| rheumatic e. |
endocarditis associated with rheumatic fever. Involvement may be mural but is usually valvular and involves the entire valve; it is then more accurately termed rheumatic valvulitis (q.v.).
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| rheumatic f. |
a febrile disease occurring as a delayed sequela of infections with group A beta-hemolytic streptococci and characterized by multiple focal inflammatory lesions of connective tissue, especially of the heart (rheumatic heart disease), blood vessels, and joints (polyarthritis), and by Aschoff bodies in the myocardium and skin. Onset is usually signaled by sudden fever and joint pain, followed by manifestations of heart and pericardial disease, abdominal pain, skin changes, and chorea. Atypical manifestations may also be seen, particularly in adults. Called also acute articular rheumatism, acute rheumatic fever or arthritis, and polyarthritis rheumatica acuta.
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| rheumatic g.’s |
nodules occurring in various parts of the body in rheumatic fever.
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| rheumatic heart d. |
the most important manifestation of and sequel to rheumatic fever (q.v.), consisting chiefly of valvular deformities.
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| rheumatic m. |
a common sequela of rheumatic fever characterized histologically by perivascular granulomata known as Aschoff bodies or nodules.
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