FIGURE 3.

Case of secondary spontaneous pneumothorax in a patient suffering from lymphangioleiomyomatosis managed by medical thoracoscopy and talc poudrage. a) Chest radiograph at diagnosis showing a massive left pneumothorax. b) Direct endoscopic view of the pleural cavity and visceral pleura with subpleural cystic lesions. c) Deposition of sterile talc at the end of the insufflation. d) Final computed tomography result with chest drain clamped in place showing complete lung expansion and achievement of pleurodesis.