| Ptx | pneumothorax |
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| Px | past history; physical examination; pneumothorax; prognosis |
| Sp | Pn, Sp Pnx spontaneous pneumothorax |
| TP | temperature and pressure; temperature probe; temporal peak; temporoparietal; tension pneumothorax; t... |
| UTP | unilateral tension pneumothorax; unshielded twisted pair; uridine triphosphate |
| pneumothorax |
An accumulation of air or gas around the lung, resulting in a collapse of the lung on the affected side.
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| pneumothorax |
a condition in which there is air in the chest cavity outside of the lung causing the lungs not expand properly during breathing.
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| pneumothorax |
A collection of air or gas in the pleural cavity as a result of disease or injury.
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| pneumothorax |
The presence of air or gas in pleural activity.,
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| pneumothorax |
The presence of air gas in the pleural cavity may be the result of trauma or may occur spontaneously, perhaps because of rupture of a congenital bleb. The air in the pleural space may not communicate with that in the lung, but in tensoin pneumothorax, air continues to leak from the lung into the pleural space. Air enters the pleural space on inspiration in tension pneumothorax but becomes trapped on expiration, resulting in increasing pressure in the pleural space. ...
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