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==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
Patients can develop a [[pericardial effusion]] secondary to TB and this might be manifested as low voltage and [[tachycardia]] on an EKG. | Patients can develop a [[pericardial effusion]] secondary to TB and this might be manifested as low voltage and [[tachycardia]] on an EKG. | ||
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Overview
Patients can develop a pericardial effusion secondary to TB and this might be manifested as low voltage and tachycardia on an EKG.