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Chapter 5

Chest Injuries

Disturbi pleurici: tipologie e breve descrizione
Disturbi pleurici: tipologie e breve descrizione
The pleura is a thin membrane surrounding the lungs and lining the chest cavity, with a fluid-filled pleural cavity in between for lung protection and ...
Versamento pleurico I: Introduzione
Versamento pleurico I: Introduzione
Pleural effusion is the accumulation of fluid between the lungs and chest wall. Based on protein content, it is classified into transudative or exudative ...
Versamento pleurico II: sintomi e gestione
Versamento pleurico II: sintomi e gestione
Clinical manifestations of pleural effusion secondary to pneumonia include pleuritic chest pain and dyspnea, while the underlying pneumonia can present ...
Petto a flagello-I
Petto a flagello-I
Flail chest is a traumatic condition that occurs when three or more adjacent ribs fracture in multiple places, causing a section of the chest wall to move ...
Petto del flagello-II
Petto del flagello-II
Management of a flail chest includes assessing the injury in which healthcare providers collect a detailed history of the traumatic event, including the ...
Pneumotorace-I
Pneumotorace-I
A pneumothorax is an abnormal accumulation of air in the pleural space between the chest wall and the lungs. This can lead to a loss of the normal ...
Pneumotorace-II
Pneumotorace-II
The clinical symptoms of patients with a simple pneumothorax often experience sudden, sharp chest pain on the affected side that worsens with breathing or ...
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