Bronchial injury with pneumomediastinum

There is patchy airspace consolidation in the posterior upper lobes with right upper lobe volume loss and consolidation in the superior segment of the left lower lobe with slight left lower lobe volume loss.

There is moderate pneumomediastinum dissecting to the neck and to the upper abdomen.

There is also bilateral nodular airspace opacification suggesting aspiration pneumonitis

There are 2 longitudinal lucent areas tracking along the airways communicating however with the sub-segmental that likely reflect bronchial injury.

There is a lucency in the center of the consolidated right upper lobe, likely a small laceration and there are bilateral small pneumothoraces.

Incidental note is made of a tracheostomy tube, an NG tube terminating in the stomach and a left chest tube its tip ending posteriorly at the left apex.