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Dr Ihab Suliman's profile picture
Dr Ihab Suliman1 year ago

Neat and Clean. Right Side pleural effusion tap.

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Solar Heavy1 year ago

that's interesting, but what do you think of this?

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Melvin Burton1 year ago

Right Thoracentesis revealing a translucent yellow-toned fluid. Need to determine whether exudative or transudative.

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MEDICOS MCQS1 year ago

🛑A thoracentesis is a minimally invasive procedure used to drain extra fluid around the lung. 📍This can be done to help clinicians figure out why the fluid is there. 📍It can also be done to make it easier and more comfortable to breathe. 📍The clinician may use ultrasound to find the fluid. 📍The clinician numbs the skin then places a tiny tube through the skin into the space around the lungs to drain the fluid. 📍You may start coughing as the fluid drains off and your lungs expand. 📍Afterwards, the tube is removed and a bandage applied.

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Carlos Schneegans 1 year ago

Pleural efussion. They are performing a thoracocentesis.

Aleen's profile picture
Aleen1 year ago

Thoracentesis To drain fluid in pleural space

Obinna Nwosu(Tryce)'s profile picture
Obinna Nwosu(Tryce)1 year ago

Diagnostic Thoracocentesis

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Shinobi1 year ago

You are the doctor. You should tell

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ali mohmd1 year ago

You should never leave the needle inside open to air

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Dr.Piyush Rala1 year ago

Thoracocentesis

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Dr Dipak Solanki, M.D1 year ago

He is doing iatrogenic pneumothorax while doing plural tap