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English: Illustration of the increased pericardial effusion of a subject in group XVII dynamically detected by echocardiography. A few amount of extra pericardial fluid can be seen (pointed by the white arrow) in anterior wall of right ventricle detected around 48 minutes after the 4 mL natural saline into KI3 in contrast to none found at the beginning.
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Source Video S4 from Li H, Chen M, Yang J, Yang C, Xu L, Wang F, Tong J, Lv Y, Suonan C (2012). "Fluid Flow along Venous Adventitia in Rabbits: Is It a Potential Drainage System Complementary to Vascular Circulations?". PLOS ONE. DOI:10.1371/journal.pone.0041395. PMID 22848483. PMC: 3406065.
Author Li H, Chen M, Yang J, Yang C, Xu L, Wang F, Tong J, Lv Y, Suonan C
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