Myocarditis findings in cardiac ultrasound often include global or regional wall motion abnormalities, indicating impaired heart muscle function. You may also observe myocardial edema, appearing as increased wall thickness with a ground-glass texture, alongside pericardial effusion.
These sonographic markers are crucial for diagnosing myocarditis, an inflammatory heart condition. Early identification through cardiac ultrasound helps guide timely medical interventions and improves patient outcomes in cardiovascular care.