This document discusses various types of pneumothorax complications:
- Tension pneumothorax occurs when pressure builds in the pleural cavity, deflating the lungs and shifting organs. Treatment involves decompression with a needle or catheter.
- Pyopneumothorax involves pneumothorax accompanied by empyema, usually from infection spreading between the pleural cavity and lungs or esophagus. Treatment drains fluid and air with a chest tube.
- Hydro/hemopneumothorax can arise from trauma or esophageal perforation, allowing fluid into the pleural cavity. A chest tube monitors blood loss.
- Pneumomediastinum rarely causes issues but may be decomp
This document discusses various types of pneumothorax complications:
- Tension pneumothorax occurs when pressure builds in the pleural cavity, deflating the lungs and shifting organs. Treatment involves decompression with a needle or catheter.
- Pyopneumothorax involves pneumothorax accompanied by empyema, usually from infection spreading between the pleural cavity and lungs or esophagus. Treatment drains fluid and air with a chest tube.
- Hydro/hemopneumothorax can arise from trauma or esophageal perforation, allowing fluid into the pleural cavity. A chest tube monitors blood loss.
- Pneumomediastinum rarely causes issues but may be decomp
This document discusses various types of pneumothorax complications:
- Tension pneumothorax occurs when pressure builds in the pleural cavity, deflating the lungs and shifting organs. Treatment involves decompression with a needle or catheter.
- Pyopneumothorax involves pneumothorax accompanied by empyema, usually from infection spreading between the pleural cavity and lungs or esophagus. Treatment drains fluid and air with a chest tube.
- Hydro/hemopneumothorax can arise from trauma or esophageal perforation, allowing fluid into the pleural cavity. A chest tube monitors blood loss.
- Pneumomediastinum rarely causes issues but may be decomp
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Hydrothorax can arise with fast after happening
pneumothorax on cases traumatized/bleeding intra pleural or perforation esphagus (fluid enter into the cavity pleura). When happen hemo-pneumothorax, installation intercostal pipestill maintained For develop lungs And measure amount blood Whichis lost. Photo thorax Pneumomediastinum & emphysema
Pneumomediastinum seldom show abnormality clinical,
although in a manner potential He can cause tamponade channel blood big. For prevent complications Which seldom happen This, done action decompression on the mediastinum. There is emphysema subcutaneous show No good installation intercostal pipe. Photo thorax Pneumothorax simultaneous bilateral
Circumstances This arise as continuation the
pneumomediastinum in a manner secondary originate from emphysema network interstitial lungs. When light, the treatment The same with pneumothorax spontaneous primary other. When heavy (arise congested breath), need operation thoracotomy. Photo thorax Pneumothorax chronic
Pneumothorax stated chronic when He still There is during
time more from 3 month Factor the cause is: a. There is adhesions (adhesion) the pleura cause torn lungs still open. b. There is fistula broncho-pleura Which through bulla or cyst. c. There is fistula broncho-pleura through lesion disease like nodul rheumatoid or tuberculosis. Photo thorax Reference Boone, P., et al. (2019). The Genetics of Pneumothorax. American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine, 199(11), pp. 1344–57.
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