Abstract: . . .  pregnancy or oral contraceptive use. The vast majority of cases resolve within 6 months (usually within 6 weeks), although rare cases lasting as long as 3 years have been documented. Page 22 Diagnosis and management of acute rheumatic fever and rheumatic heart disease in Australia 8 During recent outbreaks of ARF in the USA, up to 71% of patients with chorea had carditis. 30 However, only 25% . . .
. . .  majority of cases resolve within 6 months (usually within 6 weeks), although rare cases lasting as long as 3 years have been documented. Page 22 Diagnosis and management of acute rheumatic fever and rheumatic heart disease in Australia 8 During recent outbreaks of ARF in the USA, up to 71% of patients with chorea had carditis. 30 However, only 25% of Aboriginal Australians with rheumatic chorea . . .
. . .  oral contraceptive use. The vast majority of cases resolve within 6 months (usually within 6 weeks), although rare cases lasting as long as 3 years have been documented. Page 22 Diagnosis and management of acute rheumatic fever and rheumatic heart disease in Australia 8 During recent outbreaks of ARF in the USA, up to 71% of patients with chorea had carditis. 30 However, only 25% of Aboriginal . . .
. . .  contraceptive use. The vast majority of cases resolve within 6 months (usually within 6 weeks), although rare cases lasting as long as 3 years have been documented. Page 22 Diagnosis and management of acute rheumatic fever and rheumatic heart disease in Australia 8 During recent outbreaks of ARF in the USA, up to 71% of patients with chorea had carditis. 30 However, only 25% of Aboriginal Australians  . . .
. . .  rheumatic fever and rheumatic heart disease in Australia 8 During recent outbreaks of ARF in the USA, up to 71% of patients with chorea had carditis. 30 However, only 25% of Aboriginal Australians with rheumatic chorea have evidence of overt carditis. 24 Even though clinically evident carditis increases the risk of later development of RHD, approximately 25% of patients with pure chorea also eventually develop . . .
. . .  vast majority of cases resolve within 6 months (usually within 6 weeks), although rare cases lasting as long as 3 years have been documented. Page 22 Diagnosis and management of acute rheumatic fever and rheumatic heart disease in Australia 8 During recent outbreaks of ARF in the USA, up to 71% of patients with chorea had carditis. 30 However, only 25% of Aboriginal Australians with rheumatic . . .
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