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Subcutaneous emphysema

Subcutaneous emphysema. Subcutaneous emphysema. Subcutaneous emphysema. Subcutaneous emphysema. Bilateral chest wall soft swellings. chest wall soft swellings. chest wall soft swellings. Fractured ribs. Fractured ribs. Rib tumor. Rib tumor. Pneumothorax. Pneumothorax. Pneumothorax.

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Subcutaneous emphysema

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  1. Subcutaneous emphysema

  2. Subcutaneous emphysema

  3. Subcutaneous emphysema

  4. Subcutaneous emphysema

  5. Bilateral chest wall soft swellings

  6. chest wall soft swellings

  7. chest wall soft swellings

  8. Fractured ribs

  9. Fractured ribs

  10. Rib tumor

  11. Rib tumor

  12. Pneumothorax

  13. Pneumothorax

  14. Pneumothorax

  15. Pleural effusion

  16. Pleural effusion

  17. Pleural effusion

  18. Pleural effusion

  19. Pleural effusion

  20. Pleural thickening tumor

  21. Pleural thickening (tumor)

  22. Pleural thickening tumor

  23. Pneumonia RUL

  24. Pneumonia RML

  25. Pneumonia RUL

  26. Pneumonia LL

  27. pneumonia • The hemithorax is opaque and there is no shift of the heart or trachea There may be an air bronchogram sign present

  28. atelectasis • Atelectasis of an entire lung = loss of volume of the affected lung • Visceral and parietal pleura do NOT separate from each other • There is a shift of heart and hemidiaphragm toward side of opacification (toward side of volume loss)

  29. Effusion • an effusion (whatever the fluid is) fills the entire hemithorax • It acts like a mass • Pushing the heart and trachea away from the side of opacification

  30. Postpneumonectomy • When the entire lung is removed, there is volume loss on the pneumonectomized side • The hemithorax eventually fibroses and becomes opaque • Clues: There is frequently a resected fifth rib and/or surgical clips

  31. Lung malignancy

  32. Lung malignancy

  33. Lung malignancy

  34. Multiple metastasis

  35. Multiple metastasis

  36. Chronic empyema

  37. Chronic empyema

  38. Chronic empyema

  39. Chronic bronchitis

  40. Emphysematous bullae

  41. Emphysematous bullae

  42. Emphysematous bullae

  43. Emphysematous bullae

  44. Emphysematous bullae

  45. Lung abscess

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