True regarding presentation (s) of thoracic duct injury
Thorasic duct injury commonly leads to chylothorax. Given the high volume of chyle that flows through the thoracic duct, significant injuries can cause leaks in excess of 2 L per day; if left untreated, protein, lymphocyte, and volume depletion can lead to serious metabolic effects and death. Reference: Schwaz&;s Principles of Surgery, 10th edition, Pg no: 685
Electrolyte disbalance
Lymphedema
Lymphopenia
Dehydration
Trauma