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A man with severe bilateral bronchopneumonia and a right lobar consolidation caused by Mycoplasma pneumoniae, had a concurrent myocarditis. The possible aetiology of the patchy pulmonary opacities is discussed. A literature review of cases of myocarditis associated with M.pneumoniae is presented.
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