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Fig. 2. —1-day-old symptomatic female neonate with prenatal diagnosis of Stocker type I congenital cystic adenomatoid malformation. Patient presented with tachypnea and bradycardia after birth. Supine chest radiograph shows opacification of left upper lobe with rightward deviation of trachea and esophagus delineated by enteric tube. Fetal thoracentesis had been performed in this patient to drain fluid from this giant unilocular malformation. Fluid had reaccumulated resulting in mass effect and homogeneous opacity seen on this radiograph.