Most cases are recognized in the catheterization laboratory, when vessel rupture is followed by rapid extravasation into the pericardial space leading to tamponade and hemodynamic collapse.
except in cases with repeated recurrences with cardiac tamponade and evidence of serious steroid toxicity, although other approaches may be equally effective and less invasive (e.g., pericardial ...
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