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1 Departments of Pathology and Cardiology of the USPHS Hospital at Staten Island, N.Y.
Subacute (giant cell) thyroiditis most probably represents a viral disease. Its coexistence with giant cell myocarditis, the etiology of which is unknown, in a patient with carcinoma of the lung, is described. It is suggested that in this instance both the thyroiditis and myocarditis may be due to viral infection. The possible rule of autoimmunity in the development of the cardiac lesions is discussed.
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