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Acute (a) and convalescent (b) chest radiographs demonstrating cardiomegaly at the time of the clinical deterioration, with near complete resolution five days later.
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Serial echocardiograms and chest X-ray confirmed its reduction until its complete resolution within 5 days (Figure 1()). Figure 1() shows the cardiomegaly at the clinical deterioration, with near complete resolution.
Echocardiography showing pericardial effusion. Dimensions: 1 = 0.43 cm; 2 = 0.41 cm.
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Echocardiography revealed diffuse pericardial effusion involving predominantly right chambers (Figure 2()).
PMC5674497_03
PMC5674497_04
Acute (a) and convalescent (b) chest radiographs demonstrating cardiomegaly at the time of the clinical deterioration, with near complete resolution five days later.
CRIID2017-5687490.001.jpg
PMC5674497_04_CRIID2017-5687490.001.jpg
fig1
Serial echocardiograms and chest X-ray confirmed its reduction until its complete resolution within 5 days (Figure 1()). Figure 1() shows the cardiomegaly at the clinical deterioration, with near complete resolution.