Presentation
Neonate, poor cord gases, intermittent grunting.
Patient Data
Age: 1 day
Gender: Male
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Slight enlargement of the bilateral pneumothoraces, in particular on the left.
From the case:
Bilateral neonatal pneumothoraces
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Bilateral deep costophrenic angles in keeping with bilateral basal pneumothoraces.
Case Discussion
Bilateral neonatal pneumothoraces with the deep costophrenic sulcus observed on supine radiographs well illustrated.