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By: Guest 6 months ago

This video was amazing. I think your expliniation was sucsinct and gave me a good understanding of rhematic fever. I would be interested in more details regarding how chronic and acute both differ as the video above explains rhematic fever as a general summary very well.

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By: Guest More than a year ago

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My son has Korea Rheumatic fever which causes him to move incontrolably. recently his doctor puts in Risperidone to help contol part the brain. can you explain to me about teh safety of this medicine?

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Harry Kaplovitz MD , Pediatric Cardology

Medical School : Albert Einstein College of Medicine Fellowship: New York University Medical Center

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