Figure legends
Figure 1. Initial CT scan reveals *contained rupture of
thoracic mycotic aneurysm (A). After 4 days, there was a large newly
developed †exudative pleural effusion but no evidence
of contrast leakage into the pleural space (B).
Figure 2. Consecutive chest X-rays reveal the clinical course
of contained rupture of thoracic mycotic aneurysm. HD5 chest X-ray
reveals a large pleural effusion, which was exudate but not blood. HD6,
post-TEVAR chest X-ray shows a large hemothorax causing mediastinal
shift. HD, hospital day; TEVAR, thoracic endovascular aortic repair;
VATS, video-assisted thoracic surgery.