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490 FIGURE 210 case 8 Serial roentgenograms in thoracoabdominal wound A Posteroanterior roentgenogram of chest 22 September 1944 shortly after wounding showing relatively clear lung

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^Cross section of a left side tension pneumothorax ^Illustration highlighting in blue the Pleural cavity

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a sequel of artificial pneumothorax for the treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis Admission chest radiography showed a total opacity of the left lung with extensive calcification of the pleura Fig 1 Computed tomography revealed tumor masses in and around the pleural cavity with extension to the mediastinum and impingement on the esophagus Fig 2 There was neither

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Friemann Dahl s left recumbent view chest X ray examination Sharply defined shadow of free fluid collection can be seen in the right pleural cavity arrows

Fig 3 Axial CT of the mid chest showing homogenous opacity in
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CT scan of the neck showing left parapharyngeal haemorrhage extending into retropharyngeal space displacing the endotracheal tube to right and causing upper airway compromise Fig 3 Axial CT of the mid chest showing homogenous opacity in the right pleural cavity secondary to massive haemothorax She subsequently underwent a formal

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the trachea the esophagus the sternum chest bone or backbone to more than one place in the same lobe of the lung and or into the fluid of the pleural cavity surrounding the lung Stage IIIA non small cell lung cancer The cancer has spread to the lymph nodes on the same side of the chest as the cancer It may also spread to one or more of the following a the main

Fig 2 Axial CT scan of the neck showing left parapharyngeal haemorrhage
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into the left side of the neck tracking down into the posterior mediastnium and extending to the right side of the pleural cavity causing a massive right haemothorax fig 2 and 3 Fig 2 Axial CT scan of the neck showing left parapharyngeal haemorrhage extending into retropharyngeal space displacing the endotracheal tube to right and causing upper

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Figure 64 Left sided thoracoplasty with resection of cranial ribs sclerosing substances into the pleural cavity

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tumor tissue would decrease peri tumor edema associated with brain tumors and ascites accumulation in the peritoneal or pleural cavity a major complication with a number of malignancies Pressure and velocity distributions in an isolated tumor A B and a tumor embedded in normal tissue C D as a function of a The interstitial fluid pressures are shown at left A C

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segment elevation Echocardiography demonstrated collapse of the left atrial cavity without findings of myocardial infarction or aortic dissection Multidetector row ct mdct images Figs 1 2 3 showed aneurysm with thrombus at the aortic arch a large hemorrhage at the posterior mediastinum and pleural effusion in the bilateral thoracic cavity The patient died of

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uterine cavity A large amount of free fluid is visible in both the cul de sac black arrows and above the uterus white arrow Free fluid is also identified in both upper quadrants arrows Bilateral pleural effusions white arrows are demonstrated right larger than left The kidneys are normal

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Pleural effusion Sonography of the chest was done in this patient Images reveal a large clear hypoechoic fluid collection in the left pleural space The left lung has collapsed into a small mass

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left pneumothorax and atelectasia of the inferior left pulmonary lobe and widespread bilateral subcutaneous emphysema suggesting an esophageal perforation Fig 2 Figure 2 CT scan showing large extravasation of contrast into the left pleural cavity esophageal perforation and oolateral pneumthorax Esophagoscopy confirmed the

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the left side of the neck tracking down into the posterior mediastnium and extending to the right side of the pleural cavity causing a massive right haemothorax fig 2 and 3 Fig 2 Axial CT scan of the neck showing left parapharyngeal haemorrhage extending into retropharyngeal space displacing the endotracheal tube to right and causing upper airway

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pleural cavity Ann Thorac Surg 1991 51 110 112 13 Salt WB Schenker S Amylase its clinical significance A review of the literature Medicine 1976 55 269 289 Fig 1 A chest radiograph showing massive right pleural effusion with deviation of the mediastinum to the left