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The chest CT scan showing an anterior mediastinal tumor.
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Computed tomography (CT) revealed an anterior mediastinal mass lesion with its largest diameter of 6.6 cm (Fig. 1).
Chest X-ray on post-operative day 7 revealing no massive pleural effusion.
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The chest X-ray on post-operative day 7 revealed no massive pleural effusion (Fig. 2), and she was discharged on the day.
Chest X-ray on post-operative day 17 revealing massive pleural effusion.
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On post-operative day 17, she visited our hospital for a routine follow-up, and her chest X-ray revealed a massive right pleural effusion (Fig. 3).
The lipiodol lymphography detected the suspicious location of the chyle leakage (arrow).
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The lipiodol lymphography detected the suspicious location of the chyle leakage (Fig. 4).