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paracentese
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paracentesis

Centesis of the belly to remove fluid for diagnosis.

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Methods: Cirrhotic patients who had undergone paracentesis after hospitalization were included.
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Every newly developed ascites need to be investigated by abdominal paracentesis.
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Husain needed to perform a procedure called an abdominal paracentesis to drain the fluid.
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Diagnosis of osteoporosis or osteopenia changed after paracentesis in 12% of patients.
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The patient's condition was followed-up for 12 weeks after paracentesis.
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A large-volume paracentesis caused haemodynamic instability and a myocardial infarction.
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Therapeutically abdominal paracentesis is performed for refractory or symptomatic ascites.
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Seven out of 9 patients with refractory ascites no longer required paracentesis after six months.
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Any clinical or biological deterioration in patients with chronic ascites also requires a new paracentesis.
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Abdominal paracentesis is frequently performed in the clinical setting.
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The eyes that received only paracentesis served as controls.
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However, the overall survival rate was lower in shunted patients than in those treated with paracentesis.
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Anterior segment optical coherence tomography (OCT) of the paracentesis and main wounds was included.
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If pus is found, a more radical surgical procedure than simple paracentesis must be done immediately.
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In heart-injuries, paracentesis, followed, if necessary, by incision of the pericardium, is advised by some surgeons.
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Survival did not improve in class B patients, and decreased in class C patients compared to paracentesis.
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paracentese
Paracentesis through the time