What is cardiac tamponade, Biology

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Q. What is Cardiac tamponade?

Cardiac tamponade is that situation where increase in pericardial fluid raises the intrapericardial pressure which interferes with diastolic filling. This leads to decreased ventricular filling resulting in low cardiac output.


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