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This area is usually devoid of lung tissue, where the parietal pericardium abuts the chest wall and this measured 3 cm for this patient (figure 1B). Importantly, the left internal mammary artery which ...

1,2 White described a “chronic fibrous or callous thickening of the wall of the pericardial sac that is so contracted that the normal diastolic filling of the heart is prevented . . . There may or may ...