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Case Presentation
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Identification
  • Name Yossef E.
  • I.D 407826551.
  • DOB 05/01/2001. (11years old)
  • Address Gaza Elshaaf.
  • Date of admission17/12/2012
  • Date of discharge 24/12/2012

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Complaint
  • Fever (38.5-39).
  • Persistent Cough.
  • Throat pain.
  • Breathing difficulty.
  • Poor appetite.

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Present History
  • Source of history (Pt and mother)
  • The condition started 5 days before admission by
    fever in the 1st day reaching 38.5,and on the 2nd
    day developed persistent dry cough, throat pain
    and poor appetite.
  • During that time the pt did not seek any medical
    advice.
  • On 17/12 the condition became more worse
    developed general weakness and increasing the
    spike of coughing.
  • So the Pt presented to ER asking for medical
    help.

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Past Medical History
  • No history of serious medical conditions.
  • No H/O hospitalization.

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  • Perinatal history normal.
  • Nutritional history normal.
  • Immunization history up to age.
  • Developmental history normal.
  • Family history the parents not relative both are
    healthy, 5 males and 7 females.

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Vital Sign
bwt O2 sat Temp B/p RR HR
39kg 95 39 110/65 22 110
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General Examinations
  • Pt looks ill, pale tachypnic.
  • Head normal size and shape.
  • Neck lax no lymphodenopathy.
  • Throat congested and hyperemic.
  • Chest
  • General inspection symmetric form no retractions
    no skin rash
  • Percution stony dulness at Rt lower lobe.
  • Auscultation no air entry at Rt lower lobe with
    good air entry for others parts of both lungs.
  • Heart reg. heart rate normal sounds no murmurs.

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General Examinations
  • Abdomen soft and lax no organomegally
  • L.N are not palpable.
  • Genitalia is normal.
  • Upper and lower extremities are normal no
    clubbing.
  • CNS Pt conscious and oriented.
  • Neuromuscular normal.

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Provisional diagnosis
  • Pneumonia.
  • Pleural effusion.
  • F.B inhalation.
  • So the following investigations requested
  • CBC
  • ABGs
  • Chest X-Ray

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Lab investigations
CBCs
PLT Hb WBCs WBCs
PLT Hb 14.2 14.2
463 10.0 N L
463 10.0 79.1 12.2
ABGs
ABE HCO3 O2 sat PO2 PCO2 PH
-6 18 95 85 42 37.40
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Radiological
  • Chest X-Ray

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  • The film radiograph shows opacity in Rt L lobe,
    presence blunted of Rt costophrenic angle with
    air fluid level. And present multiple LN
    enlargement in perihilum both sides.
  • abnormal heart configuration.
  • Rt lower lobe bronchectasis with Rt pleural
    effusion
  • Lymphodenopathy
  • Advice CT chest for more investigation

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Chest X-Ray report
  • The film radiograph shows opacity in Rt L lobe,
    presence blunted of Rt costophrenic angle with
    air fluid level. And present multiple LN
    enlargement in perihilum both sides.
  • abnormal heart configuration.
  • Rt lower lobe bronchectasis with Rt pleural
    effusion
  • Lymphodenopathy
  • Advice CT chest for more investigation

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  • After chest X-ray re-evaluation.
  • range of differential diagnosis increased, the
    following diagnosis added
  • FB inhalation
  • (Mother and the Pt denied any FB inhalation)
  • Lung mass.
  • CT chest ESR LDH Uric Acid (tumor markers)
    immediately
  • Congenital lung anomaly.
  • Congenital cystic adenomatoid formation of Rt
    lower lobe.
  • (bronchoscope put in mind)
  • Others brochiactasis atelectasis.

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Management (until the others results)
  • Rp. cefatriaxon 1 g iv/12h.
  • Rp. vancomycin 600 iv/8h.
  • Rp. O2 Mask 5L/min.
  • Rp. iv fluid.
  • chest PT

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Follow up
  • On 2nd day the general cond. Better afebrile,
    less tachypnic more active.
  • Chest examenation the sam.

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Chest / thorax CT
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Chest And Thorax CT Report
  • Right lung lower lobe mass with mediastinal
    lymphodenopathy.

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  • ESR 90mm/h.
  • LDH 463 u/l.
  • Uric acid 5.7 mg/dl.
  • Blood film
  • Normochromic normocytic.

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Thorathic surgery consultation
  • ?? F.B obstruction.
  • ?? Congenital cystic adenomatoid formation of
    right Lower lobe
  • Advice bronchoscope and follow up .
  • And me be need for Rt lower lobe resection.
  • Dr. Abed Elgafar Elzaaneen

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22/12/2012
  • Good general condition no any complaint
  • On exam pt looks will active not dyspnic at all.
  • Chest stony dullness Rt side, absent air entry Rt
    lower lobe.
  • Heart abdomen NAD.
  • Pt discharge at home on oral antibiotic as
    prophylactic. With follow up after bronchoscope.

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28/12/2012
  • Fibroptic bronchoscope under GA at Elshfa
    hospital in the operative room.
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  • Bronchoscop report.

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Causes
  • Obstruction of an airway or diminished distention
    of alveoli may cause atelectasis.
  • The most common causes involving airway
    obstruction include the following
  • Airway obstruction due to a mucous plug or other
    airway secretions, such as with bronchiolitis.
  • Bronchospasm airway secretions and airway
    inflammation in patients with asthma.
  • Abnormal airway secretions in cystic fibrosis.
  • Abnormal airway clearance, such as with ciliary
    dyskinesia syndrome.
  • (recurrent or persistent respiratory
    infections, sinusitis, otitis media, and male
    infertility)
  • Congenital Lung Malformations.
  • (Laryngomalacia, Pediatric Tracheomalacia,
    Pediatric Pulmonary Hypoplasia, Cystic
    Adenomatoid Malformation, and Pediatric
    Bronchogenic Cyst).

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..Causes
  • Airway foreign body
  • Extrinsic compression on an airway (eg,
    compression due to an enlarged or aberrant
    vessel)
  • Enlarged lymph nodes that compress the airway
  • Masses in the chest that compress the airway or
    alveoli
  • Cardiomegaly or enlarged pulmonary vessels that
    compress adjacent airways

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..Causes
  • Causes of diminished alveolar distention include
    the following
  • Small or dysmorphic chest wall
  • Severe scoliosis
  • Neuromuscular diseases
  • Anesthesia or sedation
  • Pain from upper abdominal surgery
  • Abdominal distention
  • Chest wall or upper abdominal pain
  • http//emedicine.medscape.com/article/1001160-clin
    icala0218

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  • F.B apiece of plastic measuring 0.5x2cm at Rt
    lower main bronchus where removed .
  • Lifting behind a mass of fibrous and granulation
    tissue.

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F.B
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  • The film radiograph shows opacity in Rt L lobe,
    presence blunted of Rt costophrenic angle with
    air fluid level. And present multiple LN
    enlargement in perihilum both sides.
  • abnormal heart configuration.
  • Rt lower lobe bronchectasis with Rt pleural
    effusion
  • Lymphodenopathy
  • Rt midile lobe collapse
  • Rt lower lobe pneumonia
  • Bilateral hilium lymphodenopathy

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  • The film radiograph shows opacity in Rt L lobe,
    presence blunted of Rt costophrenic angle with
    air fluid level. And present multiple LN
    enlargement in perihilum both sides.
  • abnormal heart configuration.
  • Rt lower lobe bronchectasis with Rt pleural
    effusion
  • Lymphodenopathy
  • Rt midile lobe collapse
  • Rt lower lobe pneumonia
  • Bilateral hilium lymphoadenopathy

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