Overview
Acute inflammation, transient constrictive physiology and resolved inflammation are manually chosen teaching states. Playback does not cause healing, and not every acute case progresses to constriction. The transient state demonstrates an inflammatory constraint that can reverse in selected clinical cases.
The acute Auto ECG shows a representative diffuse inflammatory ST/PR pattern. The acute and transient-constrictive examples include a selected rub; resolved turns this inflammatory example off. A rub is not obligatory clinically, and its absence does not establish recovery.
Compare filling pressures, respiratory interaction and ECG/PCG with your manual output, filling and vascular controls, interventions and other conditions retained. Untouched BP/rate defaults can follow the phase; manually changed BP/rate stays selected. Existing tamponade and chronic constriction remain separate selections and do not disappear when this inflammatory component resolves.