104Lu Obstructing Cancer Total Atelectasis

Occluded Main Stem Bronchus, Atelectasis of the Right Lung, and Pleural Effusion
59F shows total collapse of left lung with an
occluded right main step bronchus(top right image)associated with a
large right sided effusion. The occlusion is likely due to proximal cancer
Ashley Davidoff MD TheCommonVein.net
Occluded Main Stem Bronchus, Atelectasis of the Right Lung, and Pleural Effusion
59F shows total collapse of left lung with an
occluded right main step bronchus(top right image)associated with a
large right sided effusion. The occlusion is likely due to proximal cancer
Ashley Davidoff MD TheCommonVein.net

Post Drain

Occluded Main Stem Bronchus, Atelectasis of the Right Lung, and Pleural Effusion
59F shows total white out caused by collapse of right lung with an
occluded right main step bronchus associated with a
large right sided effusion. The occlusion is likely due to proximal cancer. A pigtail drain has been placed to drain the effusion
Ashley Davidoff MD TheCommonVein.net
Complex Pleural Effusion and Atelectasis of the Right Lung
59F shows total collapse of left lung with an
occluded right main step bronchus(top right image)associated with a
right sided effusion. The occlusion is likely due to proximal cancer
Ashley Davidoff MD TheCommonVein.net