<prompt> True regarding presentation s of thoracic duct injuryElectrolyte disbalanceLymphedemaLymphopeniaDehydration  <response>: Thorasic duct injury commonly leads to chylothorax. Given the high volume of chyle that flows through the thoracic duct, significant injuries can cause leaks in excess of 2 L per day; if left untreated, protein, lymphocyte, and volume depletion can lead to serious metabolic effects and death. Reference: Schwaz;s Principles of Surgery, 10th edition, Pg no: 685 