Observations on pleural fluid pressures as fluid is withdrawn during thoracentesis.
Abstract
In 52 patients with pleural effusions, pleural pressures were measured initially and serially as pleural fluid was withdrawn. Pleural fluid aspiration was continued until the pleural pressure fell below -20 cmH2O, or the patient developed excessive symptoms, or no more fluid could be obtained. The initial pleural pressure ranged from +8 to -21 cmH2O. The rate of pleural pressure change as fluid was withdrawn was highly variable. In 13 of 52...
Paper Details
Title
Observations on pleural fluid pressures as fluid is withdrawn during thoracentesis.
Published Date
May 1, 1980
Journal
Volume
121
Issue
5
Pages
799 - 804
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