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== Possible PCS relationship to congenital absense of the pericardium == |
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There is a high frequency of precordial pain reported in patients who have a congenital absence of the pericardium (CAP), a rare and generally benign disorder. CAP can cause abnormal angina and dypsnea. |
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Garnier F et al. "Congenital complete absence of the left pericardium: a rare cause of chest pain or pseudo-right heart overload." Clinical Cardiology. Feb 2010. 33(2): E52-7 |
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Possible PCS relationship to congenital absense of the pericardium
It might be worth adding to the article somewhere.
There is a high frequency of precordial pain reported in patients who have a congenital absence of the pericardium (CAP), a rare and generally benign disorder. CAP can cause abnormal angina and dypsnea.
Reference:
Garnier F et al. "Congenital complete absence of the left pericardium: a rare cause of chest pain or pseudo-right heart overload." Clinical Cardiology. Feb 2010. 33(2): E52-7