From the case:
Misplaced chest tube
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Left basal chest tube (intercostal catheter) with the tip outside the thoracic cavity. Left-sided subcutaneous emphysema. ETT in a satisfactory position.
From the case:
Misplaced chest tube
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Left chest tube is outside the thoracic cavity.
Case Discussion
Misplaced chest tube complicated with subcutaneous emphysema.