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Pulmonary oedema – Kerley B lines

Pulmonary oedema – Kerley B lines

This is a nice example of heart failure – the heart is enlarged and there is a dual-chamber pacing device in situ. You will note that there are small bilateral pleural effusions, as well as dozens of Kerley B lines in the peripheries of both lungs.

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