Bilateral reexpansion XXXX associated with @entity4327 : a case report.

@entity1 @entity3126 @entity55 @entity649 @entity532 @entity358 @entity4327 @entity221
Reexpansion @entity3126 is an uncommon @entity532 following rapid reexpansion of the lungs. The risk increases with a prolonged duration of @entity358 , the amount of drained liquid or air, and with decreased time of draining. Treatment is supportive. In general, the prognosis is favorable. A nine-year-old @entity1 was presented with @entity221 , cough, and @entity649 . @entity55 and left-sided @entity4327 were determined and a chest tube was emplaced. Clinical deterioration occurred in just a few minutes following chest tube insertion. His chest radiography revealed a @entity3126 in the left lung. Despite mechanical ventilation, antibiotics, and diuretic treatment, no significant improvement occurred. Acute @entity649 and multiple organ dysfunctions developed in the follow-up. The @entity1 died on day 5 of hospitalization. In this report, a complicated reexpansion @entity3126 with a lathal outcome in a 9-year-old @entity1 is presented.
