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. 2023 May 23;195(20):E725-E726.
doi: 10.1503/cmaj.221137-f.

Le pneumopéricarde, une complication de la ponction péricardique

[Article in French]
Andreas S Triantafyllis  1 , Tatiana Zamfir  2 , Nestoras Kontogiannis  2
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Le pneumopéricarde, une complication de la ponction péricardique

[Article in French]
Andreas S Triantafyllis et al. CMAJ. .
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Figure 1:
Radiographie thoracique d’un homme de 48 ans réalisée après une ponction péricardique, montrant la présence d’air (astérisques) entre la silhouette cardiaque et le fin liseré radiotransparent du péricarde (flèches).
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