chest tube drainage under radiological guidance for pleural effusion and pneumothorax in a tertiary care university teaching hospital: review of 51 cases
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Abstract
BACKGROUND: Chest tube drainage under radiological guidance has been used with increasing frequency as a treatment option for pleural effusions and pneumothoraxes.
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| Authors | ;Luce Cantin;Carl Chartrand-Lefebvre;Luigi Lepanto;David Gianfelice;Antoine Rabbat;Benoît Aubin;Pierre Perreault;Renée Déry;Michel Lafortune |
| Journal | religions |
| Year | 2005 |
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