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Computer tomography of the thorax, showing a chambered sinistral pneumothorax; the lung parenchyma shows no abnormalities.
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Computed tomography (CT) scan revealed a more strongly chambered pneumothorax, but no evidence of changes in the pulmonary parenchyma (see Fig. 1 ).
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) View of the nonanatomical pulmonary resection sample taken during the surgery; the conspicuous part of the adhesion band is being demonstrated with the instrument. (
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) Histological examination of the pulmonary tissue: Normal findings (hematoxylin staining, magnification 100 x ).
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Histological work-up of the samples revealed low-degree subpleural emphysema, without blistering, no evidence of systemic lung disease, or inflammatory changes (see Fig. 2 ). 
Congenital segmental pigmentation disorder of the patient (dorsal view).
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The patient's history of conditions affecting only the left-hand side of the body is noticeable: Glaucoma in infancy and a congenital segmental pigmentation disorder sinistrally (see Fig. 3 ), as well as a Bochdalek hernia.