Epstein-Barr virus infection associated polymyositis and coronary artery dilation

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RT @renesugar: Epstein-Barr virus infection associated polymyositis and coronary artery dilation https://t.co/CoV0Mvk3qC "Here, we report…

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"Cardiovascular lesions in CAEBV could be strongly associated with EBV-infected T or NK lymphocyte infiltration and injuries in the vessel walls, and EBV-induced high levels of inflammatory cytokines" https://t.co/ziiKrnMkm6

13 Feb 2024

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"This further indicated that EBV can almost invade all the vessels in the body." https://t.co/sKrLrUVF95

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Polymyositis https://t.co/WqSKtWvDAs Epstein-Barr virus infection associated polymyositis and coronary artery dilation https://t.co/CoV0Mvk3qC

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