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The evolution of (a) C-reactive protein (CRP), (b) troponin I/T, and (c) eosinophil count with time in cases, using the day of the last dose of clozapine (stop date for myocarditis) as the reference. The precipitous drop in the 90th percentile for eosinophil count on day 9 arises from the lack of date from cases with high counts on that day. Descriptive statistics (mean +- standard deviation, range) for the number of results available for each day were CRP 21 +- 14, 5-48; troponin I/T 29 +- 23, 7-83; and eosinophil (Ronaldson et al.).
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His complete blood count (CBC) revealed a normal leukocyte count of 7000/microl with elevated eosinophils of 500 (reference 0.0-400, see Figure 1 for trend) and normal platelet count. Eosinophil count initially increased but later normalized as shown in Figure 1.
EKG showing sinus tachycardia without ST-T changes.
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His electrocardiogram (EKG) showed sinus tachycardia without specific ST-T changes (Figure 2 below).