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Enlargement of cardiac shadow related to myocardial dysfunction, volume overload, or pericardial effusion may be observed on chest x-ray.

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 Enlargement of cardiac shadow related to myocardial dysfunction, volume overload, or [[pericardial effusion]] may be observed on chest x-ray.
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