CTICasesBenign Emptying of Post-Pneumonectomy Space
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Imaging findings
Diminished fluid and increased air in the post-pneumonectomy space in an asymptomatic patient.
Key takeaways
This represents a benign phenomenon; if the patient is asymptomatic, it does not necessarily imply bronchial stump dehiscence.
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