👉 The "missed fluid" refers to a condition where fluid is not detected or accounted for in the body's normal fluid balance, often seen in medical imaging or laboratory tests. This can occur due to various reasons such as improper imaging technique, the fluid being too small to be visible, or the fluid being present in an unexpected location. In clinical settings, it might indicate issues like urinary retention, leakage from a catheter, or even a serious condition such as a tumor causing abnormal fluid accumulation. Identifying and addressing the missed fluid is crucial for accurate diagnosis and effective treatment.
