Presentation
Diagnosed with irregular heart sounds. Normal on exam today, but noted to have diminished AE in the left lower lung base. Oxygen levels 97% at rest. Odd episodes of cough, lateral flow test negative, organizing a formal covid test now. No creps heard on the left base. Symptoms of breathlessness on exertion and fatigue. Collapse or any evidence of PE or covid involvement?
Patient Data
Age: 35 years
Gender: Male
From the case:
Large spontaneous pneumothorax
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Large left sided pneumothorax with total collapse of the left lung. Minor mediastinal shift.
Heart size normal. Right lung clear.
Case Discussion
A large spontaneous pneumothorax, which was promptly managed by insertion of a pleural drain.
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