Arterial bullet embolization after a thoracic gunshot wound represents a diagnostic and therapeutic challenge. The absence of an apparent exit wound should alert the clinician. Cardiac bullet injuries are mostly fatal. However, in some cases, patients may remain stable, and conservative management can be an acceptable strategy. We present a case report of a 7.62- × 39-mm thoracic stray bullet t...

Background: Isolated thoracic injury in children is not rare. Common modes of are blunt injury. As the chest wall more compliant and thickness subcutaneous muscular layers reduced, trauma causes increased level energy transmission leading to chances internal organ injuries whereas penetrating directly cause fatal those vital organs causing significant mortality. In this study we sharing our exp...

Outpatient drainage therapy is generally indicated for spontaneous pneumothoraces. A 63-year-old man, who had been attacked by a bull sustaining injuries on the right side of his chest, was referred to the emergency room with dyspnea. His chest X-ray showed a small pneumothorax. The next day, a chest X-ray demonstrated that his pneumothorax had worsened, although no hemothorax was identified. O...

Traumatic diaphragmatic injuries are rare complications resulting from a thoracic-abdominal blunt or penetrating trauma. Diaphragmatic injury is entity and clinically difficult to be diagnosed as symptoms often masked due associated in poly trauma case. There no specific signs for diagnosing rupture. High degree of clinical suspicion needed all cases thoroco-abdominal diagnose case Left sided m...

1. A retrospective, observational, multicenter study evaluated aortic remodeling and associated complications in 47 patients treated with thoracic endovascular aneurysm repair (TEVAR) for blunt traumatic injuries (BTAI). Which of the following is correct?1A.Aortic remodelling more common young patientsB.Aortic occurs mainly during first year after TEVAR its occurrence thereafter rare.C.Aortic c...