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Figure 1. ECG showing tachycardia (rate 150 bpm) in a 67 year old male with “end-stage” constrictive pericarditis
Figure 2. Showing the “engorged neck vein” as a feature of elevated venous pressure in “end-stage” constrictive pericarditis (Photo image with consent)
Figure 4. X-ray chest PA (postero-anterior) view showing the “egg-shell” calcification– “tortoise-shell” like and flattening of right heart border in “end-stage” constrictive peri-carditis
Figure 7. M-mode LV study showing the “septal notch” and “dip and flattening” of LV posterior wall
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