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Exudates
Infections
Bacteria
TB
Fungi
Parasites
Viruses
Mycoplasma
Neoplasms
Metastaticcarcinoma
Lymphoma
Leukemia
Mesothelioma
Bronchogeniccarcinoma
Chestwalltumors
Intra-abdominaldisease/gastrointestinal
Abdominalsurgery
Pancreatitis
Meigssyndrome
Intrahepaticabscess
Incarcerateddiaphragmatichernia
Subdiaphragmaticabscess
Esophagealrupture
Endoscopicvaricealsclerotherapy
Hepatitis
Collagenvasculardiseases/vasculitis
Systemiclupuserythematosus
Rheumatoidarthritis
Drug-inducedlupus
Sjögrensyndrome
Granulomatosiswithpolyangiitis
Eosinophilicgranulomatosiswithpolyangiitis
Immunoblasticlymphadenopathy
Drug-inducedpleuraldisease
Nitrofurantoin
Dantrolene
Methysergide
Bromocriptine
Procarbazine
Amiodarone
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Pulmonaryinfarctionsecondarytothromboembolicdisease
Miscellaneous
Dresslersyndrome(postcardiacinjury)
Sarcoidosis
Yellownailsyndrome
Trappedlung
Radiationtherapy
Electricalburns
Iatrogenicinjury
Ovarianhyperstimulationsyndrome
Chronicatelectasis
Asbestosexposure
FamilialMediterraneanfever
Urinoma
Idiopathic
Lipidladen
Chylous
Pseudochylous
Trauma
Transudates
Increasedhydrostaticpressure
Congestiveheartfailure
Constrictivepericarditis
Superiorvenacavalobstruction
Decreasedoncoticpressure
Cirrhosis
Nephroticsyndrome
Hypoalbuminemia
Peritonealdialysis
Miscellaneous
Acuteatelectasis
Subclaviancathetermisplacement
Myxedema
Idiopathic
Pathophysiology
Pleuraleffusionscanbecategorizedastransudatesorexudates.
Transudates result primarily from passive fluid shifts that occur as a result of changes in the
hydrostaticand/oroncoticpressuresofthecirculation.
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Exudatesareindicativeofanactivepleuralprocesssuchasinflammationofthepleuraorunderlying
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lungtissue.
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Therearenumerouscausesofbothtransudatesandexudates(Table10-14).
181
Primaryspontaneouspneumothoraxisthoughttoresultfromruptureofsubpleuralapicalblebs,withno
obviousprecedingcause.
182
Secondary pneumothorax resultsfromruptureofpathologiclungarchitecture suchas emphysematous
bullae,cysts,orcavityformation.
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RiskFactors
Riskfactorsforpleuraleffusionreflectthoseoftheunderlyingcausativedisease.
Primaryspontaneouspneumothoracesaremorecommonintall,thinmalesandrecur50%ofthetime.
Marfandiseaseisassociatedwithaprimaryspontaneouspneumothorax.
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DIAGNOSIS
Diagnosis of a pleural disease is based on history, physical examination,andradiographicimaging,
whichincludeschestradiography,CTscan,andchestultrasound.
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Differentiationinto a specific pathologic entityisbased onhistory,imaging,andlaboratoryanalysis
(chemistry,microbiology,andcytology)ofthepleuralfluidifpresent.
ClinicalPresentation
Symptom onsetmay be chronic,subacute, oracute depending ontherapidity with which the pleural
pathologydeveloped(amountofgasorexcesspleuralfluid).
If theeffusionis verylargeinnature,itmaycauseamass effectprogressing toatensionphysiology
withhemodynamicinstabilityfromcardiactamponaderesultinginalife-threateninghypotension.
HISTORY
Dyspneaistheprimarysymptomofpleuraldisease,andpainmayalsobepresent.
Painisgenerallypleuriticinnature.
Referredpaintotheabdomenandipsilateralshoulderarepossible.
Othersymptomsdependonthespecificetiologyofthepleuraldisease:
Empyemamaybeassociatedwithfevers,chills,andmalaise.
Hemothoraxmaypresentwithsignsandsymptomsofanemiasuchasacuteorsubacutedyspnea.
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Chylothoraxcontainslargeamountsoffat,protein,andlymphocytes,whichaccountsfornutritional
andimmunologicdeficienciesobservedwhentheyarechronicinnature.
PHYSICALEXAMINATION
Decreasedexpansiononinspiration,dullnesstopercussion,anddecreasedorabsentbreathsoundson
auscultationareallconsistentwithapleuraleffusion.
Theexaminationfindingthatcorrelatesbestwithpresenceofpleuraleffusionisasymmetricchestwall
expansion.
Asymmetric chest wall appearance, decreased breath sounds, decreased tactile fremitus, and
hyperresonancetopercussionmaybeconsistentwithalargepneumothorax.
Hypotensionmaybethepresentingsignifthereisamasseffectfromalargepleuraleffusionortension
pneumothorax.
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DiagnosticCriteria
Therearenoclinicalcriteriatodefinitivelydiagnoseapleuraleffusionorpneumothoraxand
radiographicimagingisgenerallyneeded.
DifferentialDiagnosis
Thedifferentialdiagnosisforpleuraleffusionorpneumothoraxincludesothercausesofdyspneasuchas
pulmonaryedema,pneumonia,compressiveorresorptiveatelectasis,thromboembolicdisease,ILD,or
centralairwayobstructionbecauseofbenignormalignantdisease.
DiagnosticTesting
Radiographicimagingandlaboratorytestingofpleuralfluidarethetwomostusefuldiagnosticmodalities
fordiagnosingpleuraldisease.
LABORATORIES
Categorization of pleural fluid as transudative or exudative assists with diagnosis and therapeutic
management.
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Light’scriteriacomparelevelsofproteinandlactatedehydrogenaseintheeffusionwiththoseinthe
patient’sserumtodeterminewhetherinflammationorfluidshiftisresponsiblefortheeffusion.
185
IfoneofthethreeLight’scriteriaismet,theeffusionisdefinedasanexudate(Table10-15).
184,
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Heffner’scriteriahavesimilarsensitivityforidentifyingexudativepleuraleffusionswhencompared
withLight’scriteriaanddonotrequireconcomitantserumvaluesforcomparison(Table10-15).
186
OtherusefulstudiestodifferentiatethetypeofpleuraleffusionincludepH,glucose,cellcount,Gram
stain,culture,andtriglycerides.Hematocritshouldbesentifhemothoraxissuspected.
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EmpyemacanbediagnosedbyapositiveGramstainorculture.
EmpyemaisalsocharacterizedbyalowpHandlowglucose.
Hemothoraxisdefinedbyapleuralhematocrit/serumhematocritof>0.5.
Chylothoraxisdiagnosedbypleuraltriglycerides>110mg/dLorbythepresenceofchylomicronsin
thepleuralfluid.
172
Ifchylothoraxissuspectedandtriglyceridesare50–110mg/dL,alipoproteinelectrophoresiscan
confirmthepresenceofchylomicrons.
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Malignantpleuraleffusionisdiagnosedbyapositivefluidcytology,andthoughhighlyspecific,itis
not sensitive. The sensitivity of diagnosis of a malignant pleural effusion increases slightly with
subsequentthoracentesisuptothreetimesandwithincreasingamountofpleuralfluid.
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SeeTable10-16forotherpleuralfluidlaboratoryvaluesassociatedwithspecificpleuraleffusions.
TABLE10-15
CRITERIAFORDEFININGANEFFUSION
Light’scriteria
Pleuralfluidproteintoserumproteinratioof>0.5
Pleuralfluidlactatedehydrogenase(LDH)toserumLDHratioof>0.6
PleuralfluidLDH>2/3serumupperlimitofnormal
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Heffnercriteria
Pleuralfluidprotein>2.9g/dL
Pleuralfluidcholesterol>45mg/dL
PleuralfluidLDH>45%ofupperlimitsofnormalserumvalue
AdaptedfromLightRW.Clinicalmanifestationsandusefultests.In:LightRW,ed.PleuralDiseases.4thed.LippincottWilliams
andWilkins;2001:42-86;HeffnerJE,BrownLK,BarbieriCA.Diagnosticvalueofteststhatdiscriminatebetweenexudativeand
transudativepleuraleffusions.Chest.1997;111:970-980.
TABLE10-16
HELPFULFEATURESOFEXUDATIVEPLEURALEFFUSIONS
Malignancy
Fluidcytologypositiveformalignantcells
TB
Pleuralfluidislymphocytic
Positiveacid-fastbacillistainisveryrare
Pleuralfluidissanguineous
Connectivetissuedisease
Pleuralfluidusuallylymphocyticandwilloftenhaveantinuclearantibodypositivity
Pancreatitis
Increasedamylase
Infection
Gramstainandcultureoftenrevealspecificinfection
EmpyemaisaccompaniedbyverylowglucoseandpHandamarkedlyelevatedlactate
dehydrogenase
Drugrelated
Eosinophilicfluid
Chylothorax
Milkyfluid,triglyceridelevel>110mg/dL
Hemothorax
Sanguineousfluid
Hematocritofpleuralfluidis>50%ofperipheralblood
IMAGING
Chestradiographisgenerallythefirstimagingstudyobtainedwhenapatientpresentswithasuspected
pleuraleffusionorpneumothorax.
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Onaposteroanteriorchestfilm,bluntingofthecostophrenicangleorblurringofthediaphragmatic
marginsuggeststhepresenceofapleuraleffusion.
Generally,200–500mLoffluidisneededtogeneratethisfinding.
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A lateral decubitusfilm ofthe affected side canreveal an effusionof approximately100 mL and
allowsforassessmentofafree-flowingversusloculatedeffusion.
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CTismoresensitivethanroutinechestradiographyandcandetectthe presenceofevenaverysmall
amountoffluidorairinthepleuralspaceaswellasthepresenceofloculationsinthepleuralfluid.
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Ultrasoundisamodalitythatisincreasinglybeingusedtoimagethepleuralspace.
Ultrasound candetectfluid orair andprovidesqualitativeinformationregarding pleuralfluid and
detectssmallamountsoffluidaswellasthepresenceofseptationsinthepleuralspace.
Ultrasoundfindingssuch asfluidechogenicityandthepresenceofseptationsindicateacomplex
loculatedeffusionpotentiallychangingmanagementandpredictingclinicaloutcome.
Ultrasound guidance is often used to direct treatments such as drainage of fluid or chest tube
insertion.
DIAGNOSTICPROCEDURES
Thoracentesis should be performed for diagnosis in cases of pleural effusion of unknown etiology.
Subsequentthoracentesisincreasethediagnosticyielddependingontheetiology.
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Therapeuticthoracentesiscanleadtosymptomreliefandisindicatedfordyspnea.
Thoracentesis should generally be performed after ultrasound localization of pleural fluid to
decreaseriskofcomplicationssuchaspneumothorax.
CXRshouldbeperformedaftertheproceduretoruleoutacomplicatingpneumothorax.
Hemothoraxisararecomplication.
TREATMENT
Generally,treatmentofapleuraleffusiondependsontheetiology.
Transudativepleuraleffusionsaremostappropriatelymanagedbytreatingtheunderlyingcause.
Symptomatictreatmentmayinvolvedrainageoftheeffusionifthepresentingsymptomisdyspnea
oracuterespiratoryfailure.
Exudativepleuraleffusionsshouldbeevaluatedforanunderlyingcause.
Treatmentmayinvolvedrainageoftheeffusionorevenpleurodesistopreventreaccumulationof
fluid.
Placementofanindwellingpleuralcatheterformalignantrecurrentpleuraleffusionsorincasesof
hepatichydrothoraxrefractorytomedicaltherapymaybeanoption.
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Treatmentofpneumothoraxgenerallyinvolvesdrainingtheairfromthepleuralspacebyinsertionofa
chesttube.
Pleurodesis should be considered after the first episode of secondary spontaneous pneumothorax
becauseratesofrecurrencearehigh.
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Medications
Pleuraleffusionscansometimesbetreatedwithmedicationsdependingonthecause.
Parapneumoniceffusionsandempyemaaretreatedwithantibioticsinconjunctionwithfluiddrainage.
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Transudative pleural effusions can sometimes be treated effectively with diuretics in disease states
suchascongestiveheartfailure,anasarca,renalfailure,andliverfailure.
Thereisnomedicaltreatmentforpneumothorax.
NonpharmacologicTherapies
Pleurodesis involves instillation of a sclerosing agent into the pleural space to cause scarring and
restrictionofthespaceitself.
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Thisis generallyperformed forrecurrentmalignanteffusion,recurrentpneumothoraxoncethelung
hasreexpanded,occasionallyfor chylothorax,andafterthe firstepisodeofsecondaryspontaneous
pneumothorax.
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Whenothermodalitiesfail,totalparenteralnutritionwithcompletebowelrestcancausechylothoraces
toresolveasoralintakeresultsinchyleformation.
172
Medium-chaintriglyceridedietshavebeentried,aschyleisderivedfromlong-chaintriglyceridesin
thediet,thoughthishasyieldedmixedresults.
172
If a pneumothorax is <15% of the hemithorax volume, it is safe to observe and follow-up with
radiographicstudies.
Highoxygencontent(e.g.,100%nonrebreathermask)administrationincreasestherateofpleuralair
reabsorptionbyincreasingthenitrogengradientbetweentheairinthepneumothoraxandthepleural
capillaries.
In cases ofpersistent pneumothoraxsecondary to a bronchopleural fistula,fiber-optic bronchoscopy
with placementofendobronchialvalves causing atelectasisofthe distallungmaybeanoptionifthe
bronchopleuralfistulahasbeenlocalizedtoonelocationviaballooncatheterocclusion.
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SurgicalManagement
Pleuraleffusion:
Chesttubeinsertionisoftenindicatedfordrainageoflargepleuraleffusions.
Otherindicationsforchesttubeinsertionincludeempyema,chylothorax,andhemothorax.
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Thoracentesiscanbeusedasatherapeuticmodality.
Malignantpleuraleffusion:
Tunneledpleuralcatheterisusedforrecurrentmalignantpleuraleffusionandoccasionallyhepatic
hydrothoraxrefractorytomedicalmanagementanddiuresis.
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Thiscathetercanbedrainedathomeeveryotherdaywithattachmenttoavacuum-sealeddevice
orgravitycollectionsystem.
About 30%–50% of patients who have indwelling tunneled pleural catheters in place for
malignant pleural effusion may experience auto-pleurodesis, or the cessation of significant
additionalpleuralfluiddrainage.Inthesecases,theindwellingpleuralcathetersmayberemoved
withaverylowlikelihoodforreaccumulationofpleuralfluidonthesidewherethecatheterwas
placed.
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Empyema:
Incaseswherechesttubedrainagedoesnoteffectivelydrainanempyemaandthereiscontinued
evidenceofinfection,VATSwithdecorticationisoftenindicated.
There is a role for intrapleural use of tissue plasminogen activator and recombinant
deoxyribonuclease (DNase) in pleural infections. These result in improved fluid drainage and
decreasedneedforsurgicalintervention.
193
Hemothorax:
Requiressurgicalstabilizationin30%ofpenetratinginjuriesand15%ofbluntinjuries.
194
Initial outputof>1500mL ofblood or continuedchesttubeoutputor >200mL ofblood over 2
hoursrequiressurgicalintervention.
Clotted blood in the pleural space may require VATS to prevent development of empyema or
fibrothorax.
195
Chylothorax:
For persistent chylothorax, surgical interventions include thoracic duct ligation via VATS in
conjunctionwithpleurectomyorpleurodesis.
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Pleuroperitonealshuntingisalsooccasionallyperformed,thoughobviouslynotincasesinwhich
thepleuraldiseaseissecondarytochylousascites.
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Earlysurgicalinterventionforchylothoraxshouldbeconsideredwhenchesttubeoutputis>1500
mL/dorinapatientwithmalnourishmentoranimmunocompromisedstate.
172
Pneumothorax:
Treated with chest tube insertion if they are large, symptomatic, under tension, recurrent, or
bilateral.
□ In extreme circumstances where a large pneumothorax is causing cardiovascular collapse,
immediateneedledecompressionisindicatedbyinsertinganeedleintheanteriorchestabove
thenipplelineinaparasternallocation.
Forrecurrentpneumothorax,VATSmaybeindicatedwithendoscopicstaplingandremovalofthe
bullaorfistula,particularlyifthereisabronchopleuralfistula.
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Therapeutic success ofbronchoscopicmanagementofbronchopleuralfistulawith endobronchial
valves,coils,glue,orsealanthasbeenvariableandtreatmentmustbeindividualized.
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SPECIALCONSIDERATIONS
Theetiologyofpleuraleffusionscanoftenbediscernedbytheirappearance.
A serous effusionis morelikelytobe transudative, while anexudative effusionis more likelyto
haveotherappearances,frequentlywithacloudyorserosanguinousappearance.
Ifthefluidappearsfranklybloody,ahemothoraxshouldbesuspected.
Pusindicatesanempyema.
Milkywhiteandopalescentpleuralfluidisindicativeofachylothorax.
Incasesofmassivehemothoraxrequiring surgicalintervention,clampingthechesttubemayresultin
tensionhemothoraxandcardiovascularcollapse.
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Chylothoraxisnonirritatingandbacteriostatic,thussecondaryinfectionisextremelyrare.
194
Complications
Diseaserecurrence.
Cardiovascularcompromiseinextremecases.
Othercomplicationsaredisease-specific.
Referral
Interventional pulmonology may be consulted for the placement of chest tubes, tunneled pleural
catheters,orendobronchialvalve.
Surgicalconsultationmaybeneededasperthe“SurgicalManagement”sectionabove.
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