Case report
An eight-year-old boy patient, who had previously been admitted to
Zahedan hospital due to parapneumonic effusion and received incomplete
treatment involving a chest tube and lacked the administration of a
fibrinolytic agent injection one month prior, presented with symptoms of
fever, chills, and a productive cough, as well as pain in the left arm
and left-sided chest. He also complained of yellowish, purulent
secretions from the left chest wall within the two weeks before
admission (Figure 1).