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It may be compromised by pneumothorax , hemothorax or multiple rib fracturescausingflail chest
trauma with enough force to cause multiple rib fractures(passive) is caused byFlail chest
Multiple rib fractures may compromise the functional integrity of the thoraxresultingin flail chest
significant trauma to the chest(passive) is caused byOrthobullet Flail chest
the fractured ribs and sternum(passive) caused byFlail chest
6 broken ribsresultingin flail chest
only two broken ribs ... sufficientto causeflail chest
severe chest wall trauma such as multiple broken ribs(passive) is caused byFlail chest
Vehicle accidents and trauma ... chest injuriescan leadto flail chest
Blunt trauma , such as when drivers impact the steering wheel or passengers slam into the dashboard during an accidentoften causesa flail chest
250 N ( 260 � +/- � 26 kg ) of static chest massto causeflail chest
multiple rib fx(passive) caused bya flail chest
several fractured ribs or detachment of the ribs from the sternum(passive) is caused byFlail chest
that an adult male requires 4050 � +/- � 320 N of dynamic forceto causeflail chest
enough ribsto causeflail chest
traumatic injury breaking ribscausinga flail chest
The severity of injuryleadsto flail chest
complex fractures of multiple ribs(passive) is caused by2179 - 2182 Flail chest
multiple in infants and(passive) caused byFlail chest
no side ... multiple rib fracturecould causeflail chest
that a segment of the rib cage on the left side was pulled loosecreatinga flail chest
Massive chest traumamay causeflail chest
a crushing or rollover injury(passive) is most commonly caused byFlail chest
by avoiding rib resectionpreventedflail chest
multiple consecutive rib fractures with or without sternal fractures(passive) caused byFlail chest
the mechanism of injury ... powerful enoughto causea flail chest
When the ribs are already weak , such as because of old age or osteoporosis , less force is neededto createflail chest
more than one rib fracture in the lungs(passive) is caused byA flail chest
blunt thoracic trauma.(5,6(passive) caused byflail chest
severe blunt injury which causes multiple [ 3 or more ] segmental [ rib fractures at two points say anterior and posterior(passive) is caused byFlail chest
that at least two adjacent ribs should be broken in two or more placesto causeflail chest
In patients with some type of pathology that causes the ribs to weaken , such as osteoporosis , less force may be requiredto createa flail chest
empyema infection with MRSA / Pseudomonas aeruginosa in whom thoracoplasty with extended thoracic wall resection , complete pleuropneumonectomy , omental plombage , and fixation of a free thigh fascia flap ( tensor muscle of the fascia lata + tractus iliotibialis ) to the thoracic wallto preventpostoperative flail chest
multiple a papulosquamous condition that most consultation with a dermatologist for discrete flat topped off white consisting of smaller pink papules(passive) caused byFlail chest
when three or more ribs are fractured at two or more places each , creating a freely moving segment of chest wall that moves paradoxically to the rest of the chest(passive) is createdA flail chest
Their chests ... injuriescausedthe flail chest
Massive big fracturecan causeflail chest
an impact into the sternum or the lateral side of the thoracic wall(passive) usually caused byFlail Chest
a history of fluid retention such as coffee tables(passive) caused byFlail chest
usually(passive) is ... causedFlail chest
from trauma , where there are multiple rib fracturesresultingfrom trauma , where there are multiple rib fractures
from multiple rib fractures or disarticulationresultingfrom multiple rib fractures or disarticulation
from rib fractures , thoracotomy , and neuromuscular weaknessresultingfrom rib fractures , thoracotomy , and neuromuscular weakness
to respiratory failure secondary to the pulmonary contusion and pain during inspirationmay leadto respiratory failure secondary to the pulmonary contusion and pain during inspiration
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a significant underlying pulmonary contusioncausesa significant underlying pulmonary contusion
paradoxical motion of the affected sidecausesparadoxical motion of the affected side
or exacerbate respiratory failure through paradoxical chest wall motion during the phases of respirationmay causeor exacerbate respiratory failure through paradoxical chest wall motion during the phases of respiration
in ventilator dependent respiratory insufficiencyresultingin ventilator dependent respiratory insufficiency
paradoxical bleeding , chest pain , pneumothorax with or without hemothorax , pulmonary contusion , cardiac contusioncan causeparadoxical bleeding , chest pain , pneumothorax with or without hemothorax , pulmonary contusion , cardiac contusion
as a result of four fractured ribs in two locationsCausedas a result of four fractured ribs in two locations
if several adjacent ribs are broken in more than one placecan resultif several adjacent ribs are broken in more than one place
when two or more of the ribs break off from the rest of the ribcage and start moving separately from the rest of the body when the victim breathsis causedwhen two or more of the ribs break off from the rest of the ribcage and start moving separately from the rest of the body when the victim breaths
from a Rocket - type Firework - The Western Journal of Emergency Medicine DOI : 10.5811 / cpcem.2018.9.39941 C. Eric McCoy , MD , MPH UC Irvine School of Medicine , Department of Emergency Medicine , Orange , California Nadia Zuabi , BS UC Irvine School of Medicine , Department of Emergency Medicine , Orange , California Shahram Lotfipour , MD , MPH UC Irvine School of Medicine , Department of Emergency Medicine , OrangeResultingfrom a Rocket - type Firework - The Western Journal of Emergency Medicine DOI : 10.5811 / cpcem.2018.9.39941 C. Eric McCoy , MD , MPH UC Irvine School of Medicine , Department of Emergency Medicine , Orange , California Nadia Zuabi , BS UC Irvine School of Medicine , Department of Emergency Medicine , Orange , California Shahram Lotfipour , MD , MPH UC Irvine School of Medicine , Department of Emergency Medicine , Orange
from a rib fracturemay resultfrom a rib fracture
in failure to wean from the ventilatorresultedin failure to wean from the ventilator
in paradoxical chest movementscan resultin paradoxical chest movements
bruises on the lung tissuesoften causebruises on the lung tissues
from Cardiopulmonary ResuscitationResultingfrom Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation
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to paradoxical ventilation , where the flail segment moves inwards during expiration and outwards during inspirationcan leadto paradoxical ventilation , where the flail segment moves inwards during expiration and outwards during inspiration
respiratory distresscausesrespiratory distress
to mechanical failure of ventilation ( type II).Shawleadsto mechanical failure of ventilation ( type II).Shaw
from direct high energy impactusually resultsfrom direct high energy impact
paradoxical movement of this segment of the chest wall – in - drawing on inspiration and moving outwards on expirationcausesparadoxical movement of this segment of the chest wall – in - drawing on inspiration and moving outwards on expiration
pnuemothoraxhas causedpnuemothorax
abnormal breathingcausesabnormal breathing
to hypoxemiacan leadto hypoxemia
a person to have difficulty breathing , in which case they may be given mechanical ventilation ( machine - assisted breathingcan causea person to have difficulty breathing , in which case they may be given mechanical ventilation ( machine - assisted breathing
from falls , especially in the elderly populationmay also resultfrom falls , especially in the elderly population
a profound decrease in the respiratory function , manifested by a significant increase in respiratory rate , decrease in tidal volume and increase in minute ventilation and ventilatory equivalentcauseda profound decrease in the respiratory function , manifested by a significant increase in respiratory rate , decrease in tidal volume and increase in minute ventilation and ventilatory equivalent
paradoxical movement of the chest which leads to hypoxia and increase work of breathingcausesparadoxical movement of the chest which leads to hypoxia and increase work of breathing
by penetrating traumacausedby penetrating trauma
from significant blunt thoracic traumamost often resultsfrom significant blunt thoracic trauma
in ventilators insufficiency due to ineffective respiratory action and lastly the internal bleeding of internal organsmay resultin ventilators insufficiency due to ineffective respiratory action and lastly the internal bleeding of internal organs
breathing difficultycausesbreathing difficulty
a significant portion of morbidity and mortality in patients sustaining blunt thoracic traumacontributesa significant portion of morbidity and mortality in patients sustaining blunt thoracic trauma
FAST1 insertionwould influenceFAST1 insertion
to pneumonialeadingto pneumonia
the morbidity encountered in multiple injured patientsinfluencesthe morbidity encountered in multiple injured patients