How are loculated effusions treated? How to write a description of a loculated effusion

If there is a cohorted effusion, the difficulty of this ** is relatively large, and the effect of the drug ** is generally not ideal, so it is necessary to consider surgery**, because there has been a history of encapsulated effusion before, and if it appears again now, it is necessary to pay attention to the clear **, for **.

Hello dear, description of the pleural effusion: when the pleural effusion is pleurisy, the adhesion of the viscera and the parietal pleura makes the effusion confined to a certain part of the pleural cavity, which is more common in the posterior chest wall on the lower side of the chest. Combined with X-ray or ultrasound positioning at a specific site for puncture, pelvic effusion, also known as pelvic inflammatory cyst or pelvic peritoneal cyst, is mostly caused by incomplete pelvic inflammatory disease**.

This disease is one of the more common orange diseases, I hope mine will help you.

Long-term wrapping One side of the lung is damaged, you now have new pain in the middle of the spine, you have to check a CT of the spine, like yours chest wrap is too strong can do surgery thoracostectomy, you tuberculous encapsulated pleural effusion wrap is too strong Pleural decortication can be done after regular anti-tuberculosis, the lung and pleura due to lesion adhesions Separate them, so that lung activity will not be restricted, and lung function will be restored, but I understand that thoracotomy is generally about 20,000, that is, the adhesions are very strong, so surgical treatment is required, don't This is my suggestion, I recommend a pleural decortication, and you have spine pain right now Check the spine CT as a matter of urgency.

In loculated pleural effusions, due to pleural thickening, the effusion is less likely to be completely absorbed, and if the pleural volume is not large, drainage may be required. If the effusion grows gradually because the tuberculosis is not completely controlled, levofloxacin can also play an anti-tuberculosis role, and is often combined with anti-tuberculosis drugs, and rifapentine can be replaced with rifampicin. If there is no effect after three months, further tests are needed to rule out neoplastic disease.

Hello, friends, if tuberculosis is controlled, the encapsulated effusion will gradually decrease, if the effusion increases, be alert to tuberculosis**. If the pleural effusion is not very large, the package is not particularly extensive, and the regular anti-tuberculosis ** is OK, and it does not necessarily have to be withdrawn, if there is a lot of pleural effusion, and the wrapping is obvious, affecting lung function and physical condition, you can find a thoracic surgeon for thoracoscopic surgery.

If the current pleural effusion has little effect on breathing, standard antituberculosis** can be performed first.

After the inflammation of the lungs disappears, the pleural effusion may be absorbed on its own, and the part that cannot be absorbed can be extracted by puncture.

If there is a concapsulated effusion, you can use the ** method of traditional Chinese medicine to discharge the accumulated water from the urine and urine, which is quick and convenient.

The effusion has already formed a wrapping or using traditional Chinese medicine** The effect is good, and once the effusion forms a wrapping pumping, it can't be pumped out!

If there is a loafed effusion, it is recommended to do relevant examinations to determine the cause of the effusion, and then**, you can't have a baby during the medication. At the same time, pay attention to rest, strengthen nutrition, and eat more vegetables and fruits.

For encapsulated effusion, thoracotomy can be done or minimally invasive surgery can be done, because minimally invasive surgery is now popular, so thoracoscopic surgery is recommended, which is to treat this encapsulated effusion endoscopically.

The method of treatment of colacular effusion can first be carried out by irrigation of the chest cavity with normal saline, and after irrigation, we can directly aspirate the encapsulated effusion with a negative pressure suction device, which is very direct and can also prevent our long-term convulsion of encapsulated effusion and stasis, resulting in aggravation of infection.

For encapsulated effusion, at present, Western medicine is thoracotomy and exploration, and it cannot be withdrawn at all. Traditional Chinese medicine can achieve the best effect.

This disease can be treated with anti-inflammatory and important blood-invigorating and water-promoting drugs, or surgery**It is recommended that you can use a combination of Chinese and Western medicines, cefaclor levofloxacin orally or intravenously instilled.

If there is a cohorted effusion, the difficulty of this ** is relatively large, and the effect of the drug ** is generally not ideal, so it is necessary to consider surgery**, because there has been a history of encapsulated effusion before, and if it appears again now, it is necessary to pay attention to the clear **, for **.

Loculated effusion refers to pleurisy in which adhesions of the visceral and parietal pleura confine the effusion to one part of the chest.

Loculated effusions are not the same as pelvic effusions, which refer to intrapelvic effusions, which are commonly found in the lowest part of the pelvis, the uterorectal recess, and are usually referred to as pelvic effusions. The encapsulated effusion can be seen in the thoracic cavity, pelvis, long-term in**, fibroblast hyperplasia encapsulates the effusion to form a locular effusion.

A loculated effusion is an accumulation of fluid encased by an organized intetum. This kind of effusion is not very difficult to deal with, you can use a thicker needle to directly withdraw the effusion, or you can cut it out and drain it, mainly depending on the nature of this enveloping skin.

Loculated pleural effusions may be caused by lung lesions, which may include dyspnea, cough, sputum production, and fatigue. Lung diseases are mostly caused by bacterial infection of the lungs, and patients with lung diseases must avoid heavy physical labor, which may lead to hypoxia in patients.

Encapsulated effusion is generally formed into a grid, ** difficult, relatively difficult, Chinese medicine can be treated, not necessarily surgery.