[ XXXX complicating lung lobectomy; report of a case].

@entity1 @entity1353 @entity4 @entity26 @entity2 @entity1151 @entity891 @entity358 @entity1031 @entity715 @entity420
@entity1151 is fatal if the diagnosis and treatments are delayed. Here we present a case of acute @entity1031 to the right and @entity358 after right lung lobar resection. A 52-year-old @entity1 who admitted to our hospital with @entity2 was performed right upper lobectomy with mediastinal lymph node dissection (pT1N0M0, well differentiated @entity420 ). Two days after surgery, she complained sudden chest discomfort and @entity1353 . The blood pressure and @entity26 saturation were rapidly decreased. Because there was no lung @entity4 or @entity891 in the chest portable roentgenogram and no ischemic change in the electrocardiogram, @entity1151 was suspected and emergency chest computed tomography (CT) was performed. The CT showed left and right pulmonary arterial @entity1031 and immediate anti-coagulator therapy was started. Her condition was improved and chest CT, which was performed three days after the onset of the @entity1031 , showed decreased but still remained @entity715 . The anti-coagulator therapy was continued and one month after the onset of the @entity1031 , @entity715 was disappeared on chest CT. She is doing well 17 months after surgery. Early diagnosis and treatments are critical for the @entity1151 .
