September 23rd, 2009 1175. Traumatic asphyxia: mechanism, s/sx, Rx // Causes of subcutaneous emphysema by reuben in .trauma-chest leave a comment ShareGoogle +1FacebookTwitterRedditStumbleUponDiggEvernoteInstapaperEmailPrint Back Top Tags: card 1174. Management of flail chest, indications for ETT // Nonpenetrating ballistic injury: 2 mechanisms, key principle 1176. Localized chest wall subcutaneous air suggests what? At supraclavicular region or anterior neck? // Important complication of pneumomediastinum and usual precipitant of this complication // Physical exam sign of pneumomediastinum or pneumopericardium // Pulmonary contusion: pathophys, sx, Dx – when visible on chest xray?
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