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hemopneumothorax

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hemopneumothorax /he·mo·pneu·mo·tho·rax/ (-noo″mo-thor´aks) pneumothorax with hemorrhagic effusion.
he·mo·pneu·mo·tho·rax (hm-nm-thôrks)
n.
The accumulation of air and blood in the pleural cavity. Also called pneumohemothorax.

hemopneumothorax
[hē′mōno̅o̅′mōthôr′aks]
Etymology: Gk, haima, blood, pneuma, air, thorax, chest
an accumulation of blood and air in the pleural cavity.

hemopneumothorax [he″mo-noo″mo-thor´aks]
pneumothorax with an accumulation of blood in the pleural cavity; called also pneumohemothorax.

hemopneumothorax
an accumulation of blood and air in the pleural cavity.


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At admission the patient was in stable condition, with a chest radiograph positive for hemopneumothorax, and without evidence of cardiac enlargement.
Preventive Antibiotic Use in Traumatic Chest Injuries Recently published studies have shown the value of parenteral antibiotic prophylaxis in the prevention of pneumonia or empyema after the placement of a chest tube to correct the hemopneumothorax associated with chest trauma (32,33).
 
 
 
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