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A large unilateral pleural effusion such as this has three major likely causes: (1) trauma; (2) severe pneumonia; and (3) malignancy. The first two should be clinically unambiguous. This patient has a malignant effusion from metastatic breast carcinoma. Note the right mastectomy and axillary dissection.
Got an xray today. I smashed my right hand against a tree on my follow-through during a disc golf round. Man, that hurt. Since there's still snow on the ground, I was able to keep it iced down for the rest of the round. Once I got home, it started to hurt more so I got it ckecked out. Nothing broken.
Bilateral upper zone reticular (?some nodularity) opacities representing an atypical appearance of fibrosis. TB is a reasonable alternate diagnosis (note calcified nodule in right mid zone) but is usually not so symmetrical.
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Bosco had GDV (bloat or twisted stomach) and splenic torsion (his spleen was flipped 180 degrees). He successfully survived surgery.