AFAIK, it's 50% dead within 5 years.
Those who don't die in five years likely have significantly better outcomes but with reduced function.
Would be interesting to know the historical outcome of the other 50%.
AFAIK, it's 50% dead within 5 years.
Those who don't die in five years likely have significantly better outcomes but with reduced function.
Would be interesting to know the historical outcome of the other 50%.
Oh good, so you get to toss a coin and figure out if you live or die. Sounds like russian roulette with a worse outcome than a kike at a flea market.
Oh good, so you get to toss a coin and figure out if you live or die. Sounds like russian roulette with a worse outcome than a kike at a flea market.
Where did you get the figure 50% from?
Where did you get the figure 50% from?
That's the standard survival odds for myocarditis. We have no data this is any different.
That's the standard survival odds for myocarditis. We have no data this is any different.
myocarditis
> myocarditis
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK459259/
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