[Current opinion on the features of pleural effusions with various genesis].
Clinical features of not high-specific pleural effusions (PE) with various aetiology are considered. Based on state-of-the-art laboratory-instrumental methods some clinicalfeatures established: parapneumonic PE were characterized by acute onset, tuberculous PE more frequently had cubacute course, tumourous PE were characterized by gradual development with consequent symptoms.
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