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| Y peaks and descents exist; peripheral edema; Ascites; pulsatile hepatomegaly; pleural effusion ; S3; Pulsus paradoxus is not that common; Kussmaul’s sign is not sens/spec; Cachexia may |
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| Hyponatremia; Decreased serum sodium to a value lower than 125 mEq/L. Hypo or hyperkalemia; Decreased serum potassium to a value lower than 3 mEq /L or an increase to a value |
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| Institution : Medical Research Institute |
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| Clinical approach to ascites- Slides |
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Ascites
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| Institution : SUNY DOWNSTATE |
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| Ascites, cirrhosis, liver failure- Slides |
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| fatigue, weakness, pruritus; cough , chest pain, shortness of breath, vena cava syndrome; abdominal pain, bowel disturbances, ascites; bone pain |
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| Liver Transplant. The ultimate shunt, as it relieves portal hypertension, prevents bleeding, manages ascites and encephalopathy by restoring liver function. … |
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| man presented with hematemesis of 1 liter of blood one hour ago; He was weak and sweaty; Physical examination was otherwise normal: no jaudice, ascites, abdominal mass, cachexia |
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| Depressed appetite, lethargy, weight loss; anterior uveitis, chorioretinitis ; ascites; muffled heart sounds (pleural effusion, pericardial effusion?) |
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| Patients with compensated cirrhosis are not jaundiced and have not yet developed ascites, encephalopathy, or variceal hemorrhage. ... |
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| Height: 110cms; Wt: 18kg; liver not enlarged; Ascites presentDark colored urine; No past history of sore throat, rash, joint pain diarrhea, trauma. … |
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