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Effusions into body cavities in hypothyroidism
Lancet (London, England)
|March 8, 1975
Abstract:
Effusions into body cavities secondary to hypothyroidism, though rare, are well recognised. They may precede the more specific and typical manifestations of the disease, thereby misleading the clinician.
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