Human Reproduction, Vol 13, 571-572, Copyright © 1998 by Oxford University Press
N Wood, L Edozien and B Lieberman
Isolated acute unilateral pleural effusion has twice been reported as the
only symptom of ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome (Kingsland et al, 1989;
Jewelewicz and Vande Wiele, 1975). The pathogenesis of this disorder is not
fully understood and the presence of an isolated pleural effusion lends
support to the role of systemic factors rather than purely the transudation
of fluid from grossly enlarged ovaries in the progression of this disease.
This article describes a second case of an isolated pleural effusion
following in-vitro fertilization and embryo transfer.
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Symptomatic unilateral pleural effusion as a presentation of ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome
St Mary's Hospital for Women and Children, Manchester, UK.
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