Pleural effusions: Evaluation and management
Jun 05, 2012 · underlying congestive heart failure (especially bilateral effusions that improve with diuresis), recent thoracic or abdominal surgery, or post-partum status. However, the procedure may still be indicated in these situations if the patient’s clinical condition deteriorates. After obtaining a sample of pleural fluid,
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