Abstract:1274 seudochylothorax, which is also termed as chyliform pleural effusion or cholesterol pleural effusion is an entity that develops as a result of increase in the amount of cholesterol in fluids with long-standing exudative characteristics and resembles to chylothorax.1 It is generally observed in pleural effusions lasting more than five years.2 Up to 1999, a total of 29 publications and 172 case reports regarding pseudochylothorax which is a rare form of pleural effusions have been cited in the literature. 3… Show more
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