Successful Treatment of Pulmonary Lymphangiectasia in a 6-day-old Neonate
Case Presentation:
Upon arrival, the neonate showed significant respiratory distress. Immediate supportive care was given, including intercostal drainage. Despite daily drainage of 150-180 ml of lymphocyte-rich pleural fluid, the effusion persisted, requiring additional diagnostic and therapeutic interventions.
Patient History:
A 6-day-old neonate was referred from a peripheral hospital for further evaluation due to respiratory distress. Imaging revealed a large pleural effusion, and the baby continued to accumulate lymphocyte-rich pleural fluid.
Introduction:
A 6-day-old neonate was transferred from a peripheral hospital to
Patient History:
A 6-day-old neonate presented with respiratory distress and was referred from a peripheral hospital for further evaluation. Imaging revealed a large pleural effusion, and the baby exhibited persistent accumulation of lymphocyte-rich pleural fluid.
