Diagnostic issues in cardiac failure : A febrile pleural effusion in a patient with LV dysfunction . Is it a transudate or exudate ? How to confirm the pleural effusion is primarily cardiac failure … more →
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drhaisook wrote 11 months ago: ¶ Reduced Vesicular (normal) breathing • Reduced airflow General (bilateral usually): Emphysema Loca … more →
drsvenkatesan wrote 1 year ago: The pleura and pericardium are very close anatomical companions wit … more →
brucefong wrote 1 year ago: My cell phone rang. I knew who it was and I really didn’t want to take it. Scanning the screen … more →