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Fig. 2A. —29-year-old man with recurrent right-sided pleural effusions caused by diaphragmatic leakage after continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis. Axial T1-weighted fast low-angle shot MR image shows hyperintense gadodiamide-spiked dialysate in peritoneal cavity (short solid arrow) and in right pleural cavity (open arrow). Note small leak in right hemidiaphragm (long solid arrow).