The pleural space, which normally contains about 10 milliliters of fluid and that provides a bit of lubrication, so that the lungs can smoothly expand within the chest cavity without encountering much friction. However, too much fluid in that space results in a pleural effusion, which can actually hinder lung expansion.

The pleural space, which normally contains about 10 milliliters of fluid and that provides a bit of lubrication, so that the lungs can smoothly expand within the chest cavity without encountering much friction. However, too much fluid in that space results in a pleural effusion, which can actually hinder lung expansion.

The pleural space, which normally contains about 10 milliliters of fluid and that provides a bit of lubrication, so that the lungs can smoothly expand within the&nbsp;chest cavity&nbsp;without encountering much friction. However, too much fluid in that space results in a&nbsp;pleural effusion, which can actually hinder lung expansion.

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