Mesothelioma diagnosis--Diffuse malignant pleural mesothelioma merger

Diagnosis of Diffuse malignant pleural mesothelioma merger
Lung cancer pleural involvement can produce irregular dull pain in the chest; chest wall tumor invasion, oppression or rib intercostal nerve, severe acute chest pain and tenderness are fixed or in part, and with breathing, coughing, body transformation and add to.
X-ray:
1. A small amount of pleural effusion: rib side every angle blunt round;
2. In the amount of pleural effusion: fluid can be seen side-paragraph;
3. A large number of pleural effusion: not affected by pleural barrier imaging.
Super B:
1. A small amount of pleural effusion: a small amount of fluid can be seen side;
2. In the amount of pleural effusion: side can be seen in the volume of fluid;
3. A large number of pleural effusion: side pleural effusion can be seen filling the chest and lung see pressure on the situation.
CT and magnetic total shock:
1. A small amount of pleural effusion: a small amount of fluid can be seen side;
2. In the amount of pleural effusion: side can be seen in the volume of fluid;
3. A large number of pleural effusion: side pleural effusion can be seen filling the chest and lung see pressure on the situation.