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... pericardium . The pericardial sac contains only a thin layer of about 20 to 30 cc of serous fluid . The pericardium serves a number of useful functions such as lubricating the dynamic heart , supporting the heart , preventing the ...
... pericardium . The pericardial sac contains only a thin layer of about 20 to 30 cc of serous fluid . The pericardium serves a number of useful functions such as lubricating the dynamic heart , supporting the heart , preventing the ...
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... PERICARDIUM Adjacent Structures The mediastinal parietal pleura on each side is in contact with the pericardium . At the level of the fourth left intercostal space near the para- sternal area , the pericardium is left bare by the re ...
... PERICARDIUM Adjacent Structures The mediastinal parietal pleura on each side is in contact with the pericardium . At the level of the fourth left intercostal space near the para- sternal area , the pericardium is left bare by the re ...
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... pericardium . Occasionally , the diastolic compo- nent of this scratching sound may disappear and only a " systolic " scratch may be heard . Acute dila- tation of the pulmonary trunk due to pulmonary embolism may also cause similar ...
... pericardium . Occasionally , the diastolic compo- nent of this scratching sound may disappear and only a " systolic " scratch may be heard . Acute dila- tation of the pulmonary trunk due to pulmonary embolism may also cause similar ...
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