Presentation
Cough and SOB. Previous surgery.
Patient Data
Age: 75 years
Gender: Male
From the case:
Left upper lobectomy
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Left hilar surgical clips and left 6th rib resection. Vertical lung resection suture line in the left upper zone. Elevated left hemidiaphragm and hilum and leftward mediastinal shift indicating volume loss. Increased density in the left lung.
Patchy right mid and lower zone airspace opacification.
Case Discussion
Typical features of left upper lobectomy.
The patient was treated for RLL pneumonia and responded well to antibiotics.
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