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JAMA, 2017 This chapter examines the diagnosis and management of an unexpected pneumothorax in a patient undergoing general anesthesia. It reviews the mechanisms and risks associated with development of a pneumothorax in the perioperative period, further ...
Jonathan B, Imran, Alexander L, Eastman
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Der Internist, 2004
During traumatic lesions, lung diseases or even spontaneously air can reach the pleural cavity causing a so called pneumothorax. If a valve mechanism develops, the high pressure in the pleural cavity impaires the blood flow to the heart, causing a circulatory insufficiency.
Baumann, H., Noppen, Marc
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During traumatic lesions, lung diseases or even spontaneously air can reach the pleural cavity causing a so called pneumothorax. If a valve mechanism develops, the high pressure in the pleural cavity impaires the blood flow to the heart, causing a circulatory insufficiency.
Baumann, H., Noppen, Marc
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Clinics in Chest Medicine, 2021
Pneumothorax is a common medical condition encountered in a wide variety of clinical presentations, ranging from asymptomatic to life threatening. When symptomatic, it is important to remove air from the pleural space and provide re-expansion of the lung.
Andrew, DeMaio, Roy, Semaan
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Pneumothorax is a common medical condition encountered in a wide variety of clinical presentations, ranging from asymptomatic to life threatening. When symptomatic, it is important to remove air from the pleural space and provide re-expansion of the lung.
Andrew, DeMaio, Roy, Semaan
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American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine, 2019 A genetic influence on spontaneous pneumothoraces-those occurring without a traumatic or iatrogenic cause-is supported by several lines of evidence: 1) pneumothorax can cluster in families (i.e., familial spontaneous pneumothorax), 2) mutations in the ...
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Veterinary Clinics of North America: Small Animal Practice, 1987
This article reviews the classification, etiopathogenesis, and treatment for the various forms of pneumothorax. Traumatic and nontraumatic pneumothoraces are discussed. New theories on the etiology and treatment of primary spontaneous and secondary pneumothorax are mentioned.
B A, Kramek, D D, Caywood
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This article reviews the classification, etiopathogenesis, and treatment for the various forms of pneumothorax. Traumatic and nontraumatic pneumothoraces are discussed. New theories on the etiology and treatment of primary spontaneous and secondary pneumothorax are mentioned.
B A, Kramek, D D, Caywood
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Nursing Standard, 1998
This article discusses different types of pneumothorax and aspects of management, including physiotherapy and the insertion and removal of chest drains.
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This article discusses different types of pneumothorax and aspects of management, including physiotherapy and the insertion and removal of chest drains.
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When is a pneumothorax not a pneumothorax?
Journal of Pediatric Surgery, 2005The authors report on a 13-year-old boy who, after exercise, had respiratory distress and left upper quadrant abdominal pain. Initially, a mistaken diagnosis of pneumothorax was made, and a chest tube was inserted. A nasogastric tube was then visualized on chest x-ray in the left hemithorax.
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Clinics in Chest Medicine, 1985
Pneumothorax is a common clinical problem encountered by both surgical and medical physicians. Air leaks into the pleural space occur either spontaneously or as a result of traumatic tears in the pleura following chest injury or surgical procedures.
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Pneumothorax is a common clinical problem encountered by both surgical and medical physicians. Air leaks into the pleural space occur either spontaneously or as a result of traumatic tears in the pleura following chest injury or surgical procedures.
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Australian and New Zealand Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, 1986
Summary: Catamenial or menses related pneumothorax is a rare clinical manifestation of pulmonary endometriosis. We document a case where the clinical history was the key to diagnosis, and evidence of endometriosis elsewhere was scanty. Prolonged medical therapy was not preferred in our patient in view of her age and parity.
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Summary: Catamenial or menses related pneumothorax is a rare clinical manifestation of pulmonary endometriosis. We document a case where the clinical history was the key to diagnosis, and evidence of endometriosis elsewhere was scanty. Prolonged medical therapy was not preferred in our patient in view of her age and parity.
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