How to pronounce“effusions”in English
IPA/ɛffʌsɪɒns/
Syllablesef·fu·si·ons
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this called? An effusion. So one of the other potential findings that you can see here is these patients can get pericardial
effusions. That's another classic finding that you would see in a patient who has pericarditis. They get a pleuritic chest pain, a friction rub,
and an effusion on echo- echocardiogram. Yes, this effusion could potentially progress. If it keeps getting bigger and bigger and bigger, it can become
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