Pleural disease is a common medical problem frequently encountered by both respiratory specialists and general physicians. A systematic approach to the patient with a pleural effusion or pneumothorax may avoid unnecessary investigations and reduce patient morbidity. This review focuses on the clinical assessment, diagnosis and management of patients with non-malignant pleural disease and provides some practical suggestions for the practising clinician. © 2008 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved
Time may be wasted before an accurate diagnosis is made in patients with pleural effusion, as the pl...
© 2015 Taylor and Francis. Pleural effusions arise from a variety of systemic, inflammatory, infecti...
Malignant pleural effusion (MPE) is common in clinical practice, and despite the existence of studie...
Pleural disease affects over 3000 people per million population annually. Consequently, it represent...
Pleural disease affects over 3000 people per million population annually. Consequently, it represent...
Pleural diseases are usually accompanied by pulmonary or nonpulmonary (heart, kidney, thyroid, syste...
The accumulation of fluid in the pleural space is a common manifestation of a wide range of disease....
The accumulation of fluid in the pleural space is a common manifestation of a wide range of disease....
Vinaya S Karkhanis, Jyotsna M JoshiDepartment of Respiratory Medicine, TN Medical College and BYL Na...
Pleural diseases affect millions of people worldwide. Pleural infection, malignant pleural diseases ...
Pleural disease is frequently encountered by the chest physician. Pleural effusions arise as the seq...
Pleural disease is frequently encountered by the chest physician. Pleural effusions arise as the seq...
Background and aim: Pleural effusions (PE) can complicate the course of hematologic disorders (HD) a...
Pleural diseases are common and associated with specialist procedures and a growing evidence base. T...
Symptomatic malignant pleural effusion is a common clinical problem. This condition is associated wi...
Time may be wasted before an accurate diagnosis is made in patients with pleural effusion, as the pl...
© 2015 Taylor and Francis. Pleural effusions arise from a variety of systemic, inflammatory, infecti...
Malignant pleural effusion (MPE) is common in clinical practice, and despite the existence of studie...
Pleural disease affects over 3000 people per million population annually. Consequently, it represent...
Pleural disease affects over 3000 people per million population annually. Consequently, it represent...
Pleural diseases are usually accompanied by pulmonary or nonpulmonary (heart, kidney, thyroid, syste...
The accumulation of fluid in the pleural space is a common manifestation of a wide range of disease....
The accumulation of fluid in the pleural space is a common manifestation of a wide range of disease....
Vinaya S Karkhanis, Jyotsna M JoshiDepartment of Respiratory Medicine, TN Medical College and BYL Na...
Pleural diseases affect millions of people worldwide. Pleural infection, malignant pleural diseases ...
Pleural disease is frequently encountered by the chest physician. Pleural effusions arise as the seq...
Pleural disease is frequently encountered by the chest physician. Pleural effusions arise as the seq...
Background and aim: Pleural effusions (PE) can complicate the course of hematologic disorders (HD) a...
Pleural diseases are common and associated with specialist procedures and a growing evidence base. T...
Symptomatic malignant pleural effusion is a common clinical problem. This condition is associated wi...
Time may be wasted before an accurate diagnosis is made in patients with pleural effusion, as the pl...
© 2015 Taylor and Francis. Pleural effusions arise from a variety of systemic, inflammatory, infecti...
Malignant pleural effusion (MPE) is common in clinical practice, and despite the existence of studie...