Key result
Paracentesis of the pericardium is discussed as a therapeutic measure for children with severe pericarditis and fluid accumulation from rheumatic carditis.
Why the study?
Does paracentesis of the pericardium provide therapeutic benefit in children with rheumatic carditis and pericardial effusion?
Does paracentesis of the pericardium provide therapeutic benefit in children with rheumatic carditis and pericardial effusion?
This historical text discusses the rationale and anatomic considerations for therapeutic paracentesis of the pericardium in children with rheumatic carditis.
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Should not change practice in pediatric rheumatic carditis; leaves open the therapeutic role of pericardiocentesis.
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Lucy Porter Sutton (1934) conducted a review in Pericarditis in rheumatic carditis. Paracentesis of the pericardium was evaluated. Paracentesis of the pericardium is discussed as a therapeutic measure for children with severe pericarditis and fluid accumulation from rheumatic carditis.
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