<unk>  is a delayed complication seen primarily in children and young adults within a year after surgery.  Most cases of<unk>  have been described as occurring after right<unk> , when the powerful negative pressure of the involved hemithorax and over-expansion of the remaining lung move the mediastinum rightward. The frequency with which this syndrome occurs in infants, young children, and women is believed to be related to the increased elasticity and compliance of their lungs and mediastinum, compared with those of older patients and men.
Post pneumonectomy syndrome
Cavitary pneumonia
Trapped lung
Chemical pneumonitis
Capillary leak syndrome
Aspiration pneumonia
Atypical pneumonia
Round pneumonia