with

rheumatic fever I09.0

active, see [Myocarditis, acute, rheumatic]

inactive or quiescent I09.0

activeI40.9

rheumaticI01.2

with chorea I02.0

acute or subacute I40.9

due to

streptococcus I01.2

idiopathicI40.1

rheumaticI01.2

with chorea I02.0

specified NECI40.8

aseptic of newbornB33.22

bacterial I40.0

Coxsackie B33.22

diphtheriticA36.81

eosinophilicI40.1

epidemic of newborn B33.22

Fiedler's I40.1

giant cell I40.1

gonococcalA54.83

granulomatous I40.1

hypertensive, see [Hypertension, heart]

idiopathic I40.1

in

diphtheriaA36.81

epidemic louse-borne typhusA75.0

I41

Lyme diseaseA69.29

sarcoidosisD86.85

scarlet feverA38.1

toxoplasmosis B58.81

typhoidA01.02

typhus NECA75.9

I41

infectiveI40.0

influenzal, see [Influenza, with, myocarditis]

isolated I40.1

meningococcalA39.52

mumpsB26.82

nonrheumatic, activeI40.9

parenchymatousI40.9

pneumococcalI40.0

rheumatic I09.0

active or acuteI01.2

with chorea I02.0

rheumatoid, see [Rheumatoid, carditis]

septicI40.0

staphylococcalI40.0

suppurativeI40.0

syphilitic A52.06

toxicI40.8

rheumatic, see [Myocarditis, acute, rheumatic]

tuberculousA18.84

typhoidA01.02

valvular, see [Endocarditis]

virus, viralI40.0

of newborn B33.22