• Tüberküloz ve toraks · Jan 2013

    Case Reports

    Pleural multicystic mesothelial proliferation that presented with hemothorax.

    • Ekrem Şentürk, Salih Çokpınar, Serdar Şen, and İbrahim Meteoğlu.
    • Department of Chest Surgery, Faculty of Medicine, Adnan Menderes University, Aydin, Turkey. ekremsenturk@hotmail.com
    • Tuberk Toraks. 2013 Jan 1;61(1):47-9.

    AbstractPleural multicystic mesothelial proliferation is a very rare serosal pathology. In this paper, we share a pleural multicystic mesothelial proliferation case arrives the emergency service with sudden chest pain and dyspnea complaint that presented with hemothorax complication. In the literature, there is only one pleural multicystic mesothelial proliferation issue that is determined by coincidence. Even though being a rare benign pathology; pleural multicystic mesothelial proliferation can cause some vital complications as a hemothorax.

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