Study on Postmortem Examinations Reveals Scar Tissue in Vaccinated Individuals' Hearts | Micro-Scars in Unexpected Deaths After COVID-19 Inoculation
Hey there! Let's dive into some new findings about unexpected cardiac arrests, as detailed in a recent study on EuropeReloaded.com. The article, titled Cardiac Multiple Micro-Scars: An Autopsy Study, was published in JACC: Case Reports.
Three patients who had received multiple COVID-19 vaccine boosters (up to 6 doses) and exhibited a history of cardiac arrest, were studied. Peculiarly, conventional imaging failed to detect any abnormalities in their myocardium.
The researchers propose two significant factors that might be linked to the development of cardiac micro-scars (MMS):
- Microvascular injury and thrombotic microangiopathy, causing localized ischemia and scarring.
- Spike protein production, triggering immune activation, inflammation, and microvascular injury, leading to fibrosis and myocardial scarring.
Before their demise, these patients experienced arrhythmias such as atrial fibrillation and non-sustained ventricular tachycardia. Notably, MMS were found in regions associated with atrial fibrillation origins, such as the pulmonary vein-left atrium junction, suggesting a systemic inflammatory or microvascular process.
These observations are consistent with a previous study by Nicolas Hulscher, MPH, which highlighted subclinical myopericarditis, small patches of myocardial inflammation or fibrosis, and the presence of vaccine-derived Spike protein in myocardial tissue as potential triggers for reentrant ventricular tachycardia and sudden cardiac arrest. This study further supports the necessity for systematic risk stratification, including biomarker assessment for circulating Spike protein, cardiac imaging, and histopathological analyses to identify individuals at heightened risk of post-vaccination cardiac events.
However, the MMS study did not include testing for Spike protein or vaccine mRNA, which should be standard in autopsy investigations following COVID-19 vaccination. For more insights on incorporating testing in autopsy investigations, refer to our study titled Delayed Fatal Pulmonary Hemorrhage Following Covid-19 Vaccination: Case Report, Batch Analysis, And Proposed Autopsy Checklist.
In summary, while the current evidence suggests an association between COVID-19 vaccination and cardiac micro-scars in rare cases of unexplained sudden cardiac death, a direct causative link has yet to be proven. Further research is required to delve deeper into these findings and assess potential mechanisms.
Stay tuned for more updates as science unfolds the mysteries of COVID-19 vaccination and its potential impact on our hearts!
[1] Source: https://www.thefocalpoints.com/p/new-autopsy-study-cardiac-micro-scars?publication_id=1119676&post_id=159445619&isFreemail=true&r=b8lla&triedRedirect=true[2] Original Article: https://www.europereloaded.com/cardiac-micro-scars-in-sudden-death-following-covid-19-vaccination-new-autopsy-study/[3] Enrichment Data: https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2021.06.16.21259382v3
- The study on EuropeReloaded.com titled "Cardiac Multiple Micro-Scars: An Autopsy Study," published in JACC: Case Reports, highlights the potential connection between COVID-19 vaccination, cardiac micro-scars, and sudden cardiac death.
- Researchers propose that microvascular injury, thrombotic microangiopathy, spike protein production, and inflammation might be linked to the development of cardiac micro-scars, which could lead to health-and-wellness issues like arrhythmias and cardiovascular-health complications.
- To ensure comprehensive risk stratification for potential post-vaccination cardiac events, it's essential to incorporate testing for circulating Spike protein, cardiac imaging, and histopathological analyses in autopsy investigations, as suggested by various articles and studies in health-and-wellness and medical-condition research.
