[PDF] Top 20 A Analytical Study of Clinical Profile of Pleural Effusion

... of pleural effusion (hydropneumothorax, carcinoma lung and pulmonary infarction due to pulmonary ...transudative effusion and tubercular effusion ...malignant pleural effusion ... See full document

... prospective study , all newly diagnosed tubercular pleural effusion patients of any sex and age >18years over a period of 1year (1st Nov’17- 31st Oct’18) admitted at sri siddhartha medical college ... See full document

... Background: Pleural effusion is a common and at times life threatening infection of pleural ...microbiological profile of organisms causing pleural effusion is always evolving; ... See full document

... in pleural fluid depending on the area of the genome that is amplified and the technique used for DNA ...with pleural fluid lymphocytosis including malignancies ... See full document

... a pleural effusion in the United States each year, and cancer-related malignant diseases is the leading cause of pleural effu- sion [1, ...Cancer-related pleural effusion, also defined ... See full document

... 2-4 Pleural effusion often poses a diagnostic dilemma to the physician as differential diagnosis is ...in clinical diagnosis of pleural effusion is not distinguishing transudates from ... See full document

... large pleural effusion with echocardiographic and clinical signs of cardiac tamponade 9 ...their study, the patients were divided into two groups. Group 1: Pleural effusions occupying ... See full document

... tuberculous pleural effusion (TPE) from malignant pleural effusion (MPE) because current clinical diagnostic procedures are often ...Fourteen pleural effusion biomarkers ... See full document

... strong clinical evidence consistent with active extra pulmonary ...common clinical problem with multiple ...8 Pleural fluid culture results can be positive in 25% of ...this clinical problem ... See full document

... diffuse pleural thickening [7]. The pleural disease in silicosis has not, to our knowledge, been extensively described in the literature as a possible underlying cause for pleural effusion in ... See full document

... reveal pleural effusion, with 60% of the effusions on the right ...hemithorax. Pleural plaques with varied radiographic features may be evident in both the affected and the contralateral ...the ... See full document

... retrospective study was conducted in the ward of Pondok Indah Hospital in Jakarta, ...following clinical parameters were recorded: patient characteristics, hospital LOS, daily complete blood count, serum ... See full document

... exudative pleural effusion in Asia and in our country. Our study included 18 TPE diagnosed, compared with MPE, ac- cording to our results, survivin had no discriminative power in differentiating ... See full document

... Closed Pleural biopsy with Cope’s needle was performed in all patients, biopsies can be performed inferiorly, medially, and laterally but not superiorly because of the risk of serving an intercostal ...of ... See full document

... non-neoplastic pleural diseases can have similar clinical, radiographic and gross ...This study compares sensitivity and diagnostic specificity of CB preparation versus LBC for detection of ... See full document

... literature pleural fluid adenosine deaminase (ADA) has got a good discriminative value in differentiating tuberculous effusions from malignant ...a pleural fluid ADA above 70 IU/L is diagnostic of ...the ... See full document

... this study, we performed thoracentesis in 18 patients, and the demographics, clinical characteristics, chest radio- graphic abnormalities and pleural fluid data of the patients are shown in Table ... See full document

... Conclusions: Pleural effusion is a commonly encountered in medical practice and in our country, the commonest cause is tuberculosis, as is evidenced from the present ...of pleural effusion is ... See full document

... Detailed clinical history was taken and thorough clinical examination was done in each and every patient and they were then subjected to a routine laboratory examination like total WBC count, differential ... See full document

... sputum, pleural fluid, or pleural biopsy ...and pleural biopsy. (20) To summarize, present study observed that pleural effusion is a common occurrence among patients with ... See full document