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Chylopericardium: a rare complication of a Waterston shunt.

A case of chylopericardium occurring after a Waterston shunt was successfully managed by pericardial drainage of chyle and substitution of dietary fats with medium chain triglycerides.

J. Cleland | J. R. Hamilton | H. Mulholland

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