Presentation
Prolonged labor and difficult delivery.
Patient Data
Age: Neonate (day 0)
Gender: Male
From the case:
Meconium aspiration
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Bilateral course linear opacities with predominance at the bases and an accompanying effusion.
Case Discussion
With the history of a difficult labor and delivery, the top diagnosis here is meconium aspiration, and the radiological features are classical. Pleural effusions are not uncommon in meconium aspiration and should not draw you toward a diagnosis of TTN.
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