A 41-year-old woman presented to a General Physician with a history of dyspnea and cardiac arrhythmia for 5 months. A chest X-ray revealed the presence of an enlarged right mediastinum. Air content was present on the right side of her thoracic cavity. Thoracic CT scan revealed anteromedial diaphragmatic defect and herniation of the transverse colon. The scan also displayed bowel contents that were compressing the right side of the patient’s heart. According to you, what can be the probable diagnosis for this case?
A. Cardiophrenic angle lesions B. Diaphragmatic eventration C. Diaphragmatic rupture D. Bochdalek hernia E. Morgagni's hernia Reference : NEJM The correct answer will be posted soon!
