The Roentgen Diagnosis of Pericardial Effusion

Levene, George; Kaufman, Seymour A.

doi:10.1148/57.3.373

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“…With large effusions no change of heart shape with posture is seen and fluoroscopy does not always differentiate between a dilated heart with feeble movements (for instance, due to heart failure or myocarditis) and the grossly damped pulsations due to an effusion. Levene and Kaufman (1951) studied the anatomy of the pericardium and the shape of the pericardial shadow as effusions develop. Like others, they found that it could usually accommodate 250ml.…”

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“…Levene and Kaufman (1951) studied the anatomy of the pericardium and the shape of the pericardial shadow as effusions develop. Like others, they found that it could usually accommodate 250ml.…”

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