HIGHLIGHTS
- who: Zak Shehata et al. from the Centre have published the article: Review began 09/30/2022 Review ended 10/19/2022 Published 10/24/2022 u00a9 Copyright, in the Journal: (JOURNAL) of October/24,/2022
- what: The study has a number of limitations. The authors show the experience of a major trauma and upper gastrointestinal tertiary centre in dealing with traumatic pneumomediastinum caused by both blunt and penetrating injuries over 11 years.
SUMMARY
Pneumomediastinum has been reported to occur in 10% of cases of chest trauma and is thought to . . .
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