Spontaneous tension pyopneumopericardium - A case with recovery after surgery

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Tension pyopneumopericardium is a rare condition with a very high mortality. The majority of cases are due to perforation of oesophagus or bronchi into the pericardial cavity. We report a patient with spontaneous pyopneumopericardium who survived with antibiotic treatment and surgical drainage.

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Bilbao-Garay, J., Carreñio, M. C., Roman, F., Perez-Maestu, R., Masa-Vazquez, C., & De Letona, J. M. L. (1988). Spontaneous tension pyopneumopericardium - A case with recovery after surgery. Postgraduate Medical Journal, 64(758), 963–964. https://doi.org/10.1136/pgmj.64.758.963

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