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Recurrent pleural effusions, resistant atrial arrhythmias, and abnormal liver function tests: general medicine or cardiology?

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    N Melikian, J Anderson*, D Lefroy, Departments of Cardiology and Cardiothoracic Surgery*, Hammersmith Hospital, London, UK Correspondence to: Dr N Melikian; drnarbeh@hotmail.com

    A 65 year old man presented with recurrent pleural effusions. Repeated pleural fluid examination and pleural biopsy were unremarkable. Pericardial calcification was noted on admission and attributed to an uncomplicated episode of pericarditis 30 years previously. His …

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