PMC8203059_01
Chest radiograph at presentation
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F1
The chest radiograph showed a well circumscribed dense homogeneous opacity in the mid to lower zones of the right hemithorax and a small left lower zone cavity with a water-lily sign and obliteration of the left hemi-diaphragm (Fig. 1).
Computed tomography chest scan (axial view).
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F2
The spleen had a 127 mm cystic lesion with a normal looking liver (Fig. 2). 
Chest radiograph on day 8 post right thoracotomy
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F3
The repeat chest radiograph showed a small cavity in the right hemithorax with a fluid level suggestive of the cystectomy space and a near normal looking left hemithorax (Fig. 3).
Repeat computed tomography chest scan showing intact splenic cyst and left effusion.
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F4
The left splenic cyst was noted to be intact (Fig. 4). 
Chest radiograph 2 months post bilateral thoracotomy
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F5
The latest chest radiograph is shown in (Fig. 5).