DAVID MULTI-SPECIALITY

HOSPITAL.
NO.277/1 JAMATH ROAD ,OPP TO VANIYAMBADI GH,
NOORULAHPET VANIYAMBADI-635751

Patient ID.    :   DMH 211 Reff. Dr.    :   DR. DAVID VIMAL KUMAR.MS.,
Patient Name     :   MR.RAMESH Age     :   48 Years
Study Date     :   01-June-2023 Reported Date     :   01-June-2023

CT – THORAX PLAIN
TECHNIQUE:  Volume scan of chest was done without contrast.
OBSERVATION:
 no evidence of pneumothorax

 there is evidence subtle hemothroax with ground glass opacities in the basal
segments of both the lower lobes.

 there is evidence of fracture involving the anterior aspect of 1 st and 2nd ribs.

 there is evidence of fracture involving the posterior and lateral end of left
3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th and 8th ribs with no evidence of displacement of fragments.

 there is evidence of fracture involving the left blade of scapula.

 there is evidence of faint defect is seen in the posterior end of right 2 nd and
3rd ribs with no evidence of displacement of fragments

 emphysema is seen in the chest wall involving the muscle and subcutaneous plane

 Trachea and bifurcation are normally seen.

 No bronchial thickening or bronchiectasis is seen.

 Otherwise the lung fields are clear. There are no air space opacities, interstitial
thickening, fibrosis or emphysematous changes.

 Both hila appear normal.

 No significant mediastinal lymphnode enlargement or mass lesion is seen.

 Thoracic esophagus is grossly normal.

 No pericardial effusion.

 No pleural effusion is seen on either side.

 Bony thoracic cage is normal.

 No lytic or sclerotic lesion in visualized bones.

  upper abdomen screening shows : no significant abnormality is detected .

 neck screening shows : no significant abnormality is detected.

IMPRESSION:

 No pneumothorax

 subtle hemothroax with ground glass opacities in the basal segments of both
the lower lobes . probably representing contusion.

 there is evidence of fracture involving the anterior aspect of 1 st and 2nd ribs.

 fracture involving the posterior and lateral end of left 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th and

8th ribs with no evidence of displacement of fragments

 there is evidence of fracture involving the left blade of scapula.

 faint defect in the posterior end of right 2nd and 3rd ribs with no evidence of
displacement of fragments possibly representing hairline fracture

 emphysema in the chest wall involving the muscle and subcutaneous plane

when compared to the previous study dated  31.05.2023 there is reduction

in the hemothorax with formation of plate like Atelectatic changes

 Suggested clinical correlation