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Initial chest x-ray images showing opacity in the right hemithorax (a) at the time of presentation and (b) after follow-up.
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Initial chest x-ray findings revealed opacity in the right hemithorax that was consistent with huge pleural effusion with mediastinal shift (Fig. 1).
CT chest images showing right-sided moderate quantity of loculated pleural fluid collection (empyema) (a), and subsegmental collapse pneumonic/atelectatic consolidation atelectatic changes in the right lung lobes (b).
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In addition, CT chest imaging showed evidence of right-sided moderate quantity of loculated pleural fluid collection (empyema), as well as subsegmental collapse pneumonic/atelectatic consolidation atelectatic changes in the right lung lobes (Fig. 2).
Lymphoscintigraphy images (a and b) likely representing lymphangiectasia with chylothorax.
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Also, findings from the Lymphoscintigraphy most likely represent lymphangiectasia with chylothorax (Fig. 3).