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==Chest radiography== | |||
The chest X ray should be evaluated for signs of capillary leak which would include [[pleural effusions]] and upward displacement of the diaphragm due to gross [[ascites]]. | |||
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Chest radiography
The chest X ray should be evaluated for signs of capillary leak which would include pleural effusions and upward displacement of the diaphragm due to gross ascites.