👉 The pork fluid, also known as porcine pericardial fluid or pericardium fluid from pigs, is a clear, colorless liquid found in the pericardial sac of certain animals, including pigs. This fluid is primarily composed of water, proteins, and electrolytes, and serves as a lubricant for the heart's movement within the pericardial sac. In veterinary medicine, it is sometimes collected and analyzed to diagnose various conditions affecting the heart or pericardium, such as inflammation (pericarditis), infection, or other pathological processes. However, it's important to note that the term "pork fluid" is not commonly used in medical contexts; instead, specific animal fluids are more relevant.
