11-06-2006, 09:48 PM
but fluid from pleura effusion is clear with only few cells,i mean it may be transudate not exudate,somay be not primary lung disease.
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heart 8 - kashmala
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11-06-2006, 10:37 PM
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His findings point to a pure fight-sided conges- tive heart failure. This can be caused by right-sided valvu- lar lesions such as tricuspid or pulmonic stenosis, but these are rare. Much more common is pulmonary hypertension resulting from obstructive lung diseases such as emphy- sema. Primary pulmonary hypertension can also cause right-sided heart failure, but it is a much less common cause than are lung diseases. Because acute MI usually affects the left ventricle, left-sided heart failure is more common in these patients. Chronic left heart failure can eventually lead to right-sided heart failure.
11-06-2006, 10:37 PM
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His findings point to a pure fight-sided conges- tive heart failure. This can be caused by right-sided valvu- lar lesions such as tricuspid or pulmonic stenosis, but these are rare. Much more common is pulmonary hypertension resulting from obstructive lung diseases such as emphy- sema. Primary pulmonary hypertension can also cause right-sided heart failure, but it is a much less common cause than are lung diseases. Because acute MI usually affects the left ventricle, left-sided heart failure is more common in these patients. Chronic left heart failure can eventually lead to right-sided heart failure. |
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