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Sophannaover 7 years ago

What do you think?

Man 55 years old come with Severe dyspnea associated with severe oxygen desaturation: SpO2 87-89%. Does not have a fever. Any ideas please?

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Nada Al-Dailami

over 7 years ago

Tension pneumothorax

Lion

over 7 years ago

I don't think so. Can you tell me why you guess it?

Jennifer

over 7 years ago

Hyperlucency of the right lung with trachea deviated to the left

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Farah Bin Furey

over 7 years ago

Mediastinal shift is towards the affected side so it can be left atelectasis or left lung collapse

M.KH

over 7 years ago

Lt atelectasis

Ahmad

over 7 years ago

It seems to be pneumothorax.

Hernan Posas

over 7 years ago

Left atelectasias , plus right massive pneumothorax

Kassandra84

over 7 years ago

Is there bowel in the thoracic cavity?

Kassandra84

over 7 years ago

Diaphragmatic hernia? Just a layman girl with a medical interest.

Gulinja

over 7 years ago

It's tension pneumothorax

Hammad Mukhtar

over 7 years ago

According to studies,spO2 lower than 90% is a sign of atelectasis.....btw i am a 3rd year medical student

Hammad Mukhtar

over 7 years ago

Good to know someone is student here😀

Faiza

over 7 years ago

Me too 😊

Israa mohammed

over 7 years ago

Tension pneumothorax

Sai Paireek

over 7 years ago

Pneumothorax

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