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Because of this, he was referred to a cardiologist, who found signs of pericardial effusion, which was confirmed by echocardiography.
This patient suffered from recurrent pericardial effusions and the susceptibility differences may be caused by various layers of deposits of fibrin.
This mirrors the course of our surviving fetus in whom a pulsatile mass was a persistent feature despite the resolution of the effusion.
Cardiac enlargement as judged by chest x-ray (present in 92% of patients) was more sensitive than physical and electrocardiographic findings in the detection of effusions.
In patients with large pericardial effusions, however, clear identification of the site of drainage of the coronary sinus was difficult.
The method has now been extended for drainage of pleural effusions of varied aetiologies, and even pneumothorax in small patients, with the same favourable results.
Post-mortem evidence of a diffuse toxic or infectious process is pleural effusions, soft tissue oedema and necrosis at the injection site.
Two patients had bilateral pleural effusions that resolved during the in-hospital period and one a left pneumothorax without consequences.
Subsequent lavas were less voluminous, with higher silica content and lower effusion rate, forming multiple flows.
Multiple flows are associated with a decrease in effusion rate, and new effusive episodes, starting with single flows, show increased effusion rates.
Other abnormalities were: patent ductus arteriosus, septal hypertrophy, mitral valve prolapse and pericardial effusion (one case each).
However, the results for pneumonia, neoplasm, and pleural effusion without congestive heart failure were not as strong.
Under the simplest conditions a single flow is produced, but if effusion continues once the first flow has ceased, a multiple flow field may develop.
By regression analysis the presence of a fenestrated patch was the major determinant in the reduction in the amount and duration of postoperative effusion.
Patients may present with diarrhea, edema, ascites, or pleural effusions.
