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Left -sided pleural effusion seen in

A
Pancreatitis
B
Rheumatoid ahritis
C
Hypoproteinemia
D
CCF
High-Yield Explanation
Answer is A (Pancreatitis) Predominantly left side effusion is a feature of Pancreatic effusion and effusion secondary to esophageal rupture. Pleural Effusion Predominant left sided pleural effusion Predominant right sided pleural effusion * Acute pancreatitis * Amoebic liver abscess * Oesophageal rupture * Cirhosis of liver * Dressler's syndrome * Congestive cardiac failure (postmyocardial infarction syndrome) * Meig's syndrome (fibroma of ovary with ascites ad pleural effusion)

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