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Pericardial constriction has been associated with, [[protein losing enteropathy]], [[nephrotic syndrome]], and LFT abnormalities consistent with | Pericardial constriction has been associated with, [[protein losing enteropathy]], [[nephrotic syndrome]], and LFT abnormalities consistent with hepatic congestion and chylous [[ascites]]. | ||
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Overview
Pericardial constriction has been associated with, protein losing enteropathy, nephrotic syndrome, and LFT abnormalities consistent with hepatic congestion and chylous ascites.