- Female
- 56 Years
- 14/08/2025
My mom is 56 and the CT scan showed thick fluid in her lungs and around her heart. The doctor said it can't be removed with a syringe and she needs surgery. How risky is this surgery and could it be life-threatening They also mentioned taking a fluid sample to find the cause. What's the name of this surgery
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