Accuracy and reliability of physical signs in the diagnosis of pleural effusion¶
Kalantri, S. (2007). Accuracy and reliability of physical signs in the diagnosis of pleural effusion. Respiratory Medicine, 101(3), 431-438.
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- Diagnostic Percussion
- Another prospective study found shifting dullness informative in evaluating ascites, again as one component of a broader clinical assessment.
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- Another prospective study found shifting dullness informative in evaluating ascites, again as one component of a broader clinical assessment.
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