2014
DOI: 10.7727/wimj.2013.291
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Metastatic Lung Cancer Presenting as Thoracic Empyema in an Old Patient

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“…Pleural‐thoracic empyema (commonly referred simply as empyema) or pyothorax refers to an infected purulent and often loculated pleural effusion and is the cause of a large unilateral pleural collection. It is a potentially life‐threatening condition requiring prompt diagnosis and treatment . Empyema is usually the complication of another underlying abnormality and may occur in about 5% of cases of pneumonia.…”
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“…Pleural‐thoracic empyema (commonly referred simply as empyema) or pyothorax refers to an infected purulent and often loculated pleural effusion and is the cause of a large unilateral pleural collection. It is a potentially life‐threatening condition requiring prompt diagnosis and treatment . Empyema is usually the complication of another underlying abnormality and may occur in about 5% of cases of pneumonia.…”
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“…It is a potentially life-threatening condition requiring prompt diagnosis and treatment. 2,3 Empyema is usually the complication of another underlying abnormality and may occur in about 5% of cases of pneumonia. Primary lung cancer with associated empyema has been reported in <0.3% patients.…”
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confidence: 99%