Abstract
Six years after right pneumonectomy, a 67-year-old man had progressive dyspnea during exercise. He was admitted to the hospital because of severe dyspnea after some exercise. The chest radiograph showed signs of pulmonary edema, which improved rapidly after furosemide and oxygen therapy. There were no signs of tumor recurrence or airway obstruction on computed tomography. Pulmonary function tests were not changed compared with the years before (forced expiratory volume in 1 second, 2.1 L/s; diffusion capacity for carbon monoxide, 70% of predicted). …
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