From the case:
ETT down right main bronchus (fractures)
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The ETT is down the right main bronchus and there has been complete collapse of the left lung. Note multiple healed rib fractures bilaterally.
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The ETT has been retracted, the lung has reinflated but the rib fractures are now less evident.
Case Discussion
The ETT has been retracted and the lung has re-expanded (the importance of timely recognition of malplacement). Bilateral rib fractures can been seen - they are old with callus around them.
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