Successful management of extremely high‐output refractory congenital chylothorax with chemical pleurodesis using 4% povidone–iodine and propranolol: a case report

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  Figure 1. Ultrasound images illustrating a pericardial effusion (A) and overall edema (B).

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  Figure 2. Chest radiograph at birth (A) and prior to pleurodesis (B).

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  Figure 3. Pleural drainage and weight change after iodine instillation and propranolol therapy. Solid line is pleural drainage from chest tubes and dotted line is the patent's weight. NPO, nothing by mouth; MCT, medium‐chain triglyceride; MBM, maternal breastmilk; iNO, inhaled nitric oxide; HFOV, high‐flow oscillating ventilation; CPAP, continuous positive airway pressure; NC, nasal cannula.