Heart luxation through a right-sided traumatic pericardial defect

Heart luxation through a right-sided traumatic pericardial defect

A traumatic defect of the pericardium is a rarely diagnosed entity. We present a patient with a right-sided luxation of the heart which was incidentally diagnosed during a thoracic CT performed for other reasons. Despite of the threatening strangulation of the great vessels, the patient had a stable...

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Veröffentlicht in:European radiology 2001-01, Vol.11 (5), p.825-827
Hauptverfasser: Hergan, K, Müller, G, Haid, A, Zimmermann, G, Oser, W
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Heart Injuries - diagnostic imaging
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