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Ct said: no evidence of mediastinal adenopathy. there is a trace amount of pericardial fluid. no hemodynamically significant effusion noted. means?

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Normal: However, I don't know what is meant by, "No hemodynamically significant effusion noted." This may be a typo or taken out of context.

Answered 10/9/2015

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