Presentation
Post cardiac arrest with ROSC.
Patient Data
Age: 55 years
Gender: Male
From the case:
Malpositioned intercostal catheter
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Supine mobile projection. ETT and NGT appropriately positioned. Bilateral pneumocaths, the right tip does not appear intra-thoracic; the left is associated with a focal area of consolidation, which is potentially pulmonary hemorrhage. Left basal lucency and deep sulcus sign suspicious for a pneumothorax. Right ICC tip projects over the apex. Left ICC tip is not in the thoracic cavity, projecting over the left axillary soft tissues.
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