RIGHT MASSIVE PLEURAL EFFUSION
Pt was old lady kco DM HTN CAD sp PTCA CKD came with co SOB since 5 days Interpret HRCT and management
Rt sided diffuse opacity extending towards rt parahepatic region . Possibly massive pleural effusion with ascitis. Diagnostic tapping in view of exudate or transudate. Accordingly ICD or hemodialysis. Evaluate for RFT LFT electrolytes.
Almost rt side is totally opaque Pt is diabetic and hypertensive CAD PTCA and ckd Hydropneumothorax rt side
Rt side massive pleural effusion with lungs collapse Tapping and investigation ICD place, may be Koch's
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