A Rare Case of Primary Meningococcal Myopericarditis in a 71-Year-Old Male

<div>ECG and echocardiography on day 4. (a) Twelve-lead ECG during the fourth day of admission shows atrial fibrillation and microvoltages, indicative of increased pericardial effusion. (b) Ultrasound studies confirmed the presence of large (&gt;20 mm) pericardial effusion, here shown on the subcostal view and indicated with the white marker.</div>

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Figure 2: A Rare Case of Primary Meningococcal Myopericarditis in a 71-Year-Old Male 