- A
pneumatocele is a
cavity in the lung
parenchyma filled with air that may
result from
pulmonary trauma during mechanical ventilation. Gas-filled, or air-filled...
- the swelling. Pneumo****
refers to two
specific conditions:
scrotal pneumatocele and
scrotal emphysema with
palpable crepitus. Pneumo**** can arise...
- blood. A lung
laceration filled with air is
called a
pneumatocele. In some cases, both
pneumatoceles and
hematomas exist in the same
injured lung. Pulmonary...
-
kerosene (paraffin),
turpentine (pine oil), gasoline, and
lighter fluid.
Pneumatocele is a
complication of
hydrocarbon pneumonitis. In both
childhood and adult...
- air are
called pneumatoceles, and
those that are
filled with
blood are
called pulmonary hematomas. In some cases, both
pneumatoceles and
hematomas exist...
-
unusual eczema-like skin rashes,
severe lung
infections that
result in
pneumatoceles (balloon-like
lesions that may be
filled with air or pus or scar tissue)...
- dislocation.
Narath was the
author of
papers on
varicocele surgery,
pneumatocele parotid,
retroperitoneal lymph cysts and omentum-plasty, to name a few...
-
though some
infections (like lung abscesses)
require surgical treatment.
Pneumatocele may be
treated with surgery, but the
benefit is unclear.
Surgical treatment...
