Versione italiana → Four complete infographics on pleural effusion. Swipe through the slides or use the carousel controls; use the links below the carousel to open the full-resolution originals. Open individual slides: 1. Causes · 2. Pathogenesis · 3. Clinical features and diagnosis · 4. Treatment Sources: BTS Pleural Disease 2023 · BTS Pleural Procedures
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Free access — complete English version. Reworked from the original, with a 3D mnemonic scene and clinical review on 22 October 2026. Open the image to zoom. Complete readable text OBSTRUCTIVE SHOCK FROM HIGH-RISK PULMONARY EMBOLISMFREE ACCESS • Reviewed 22 October 2026 CLINICAL CASE:Syncope • Severe hypotension • Hypoxemia • Raised jugular venous pressure •
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Complete cardiogenic shock protocol, reworked from the original and reviewed on 22 October 2026. Free access. Includes recognition, treatment algorithm, monitoring, drug doses, advanced support and precautions. Open the image to view and zoom. Complete readable text CARDIOGENIC SHOCK — COMPLETE PROTOCOLRecognition • Stabilization • Cause-directed treatmentFREE ACCESS | Reviewed 22 October 2026 DEFINITION:Organ hypoperfusion
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Complete English infographic — free access. Clinically reviewed: 24 October 2026. Versione italiana. Complete text transcript AORTIC DISSECTION Type A and Type B • Complete clinical guide MECHANISM An intimal tear allows blood to separate the layers of the media, creating a false lumen. Anatomical labels: Intimal tear • Intima • Media • True lumen
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