Neonatal methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus pneumonia–related recurrent fatal pyopneumothorax: A case report and review of literature

Figure 4 Chest radiographs on the sixth, seventh, eighth, ninth, and eleventh days of hospitalization. A: Recurrent bilateral pyopneumothorax, with multiple high-density shadows and pneumatoceles (orange arrows) in both lungs (on the sixth day of hospitalization, DOH 6); B: Recurrent bilateral pyopneumothorax, with multiple high-density shadows and pneumatoceles (orange arrows) in both lungs (on DOH 7); C: Multiple pneumatoceles (orange arrows) in the right lung and high-density shadows in both lungs (on DOH 8); D: Multiple high-density shadows and pneumatoceles (orange arrows) in both lungs (on DOH 9); E: Recurrent pyopneumothorax and pneumatocele (orange arrow) in the right lung and high-density shadows in both lungs (on DOH 11).