Spontant mediastinalt emfysem

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Spontant mediastinalt emfysem. / Svedbrand, Charlotte; Lange, Peter; Nielsen, Klaus.

In: Ugeskrift for Laeger, Vol. 178, No. 10, V08150653, 16.05.2016, p. 965-968.

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Svedbrand, C, Lange, P & Nielsen, K 2016, 'Spontant mediastinalt emfysem', Ugeskrift for Laeger, vol. 178, no. 10, V08150653, pp. 965-968. <http://ugeskriftet.dk/videnskab/spontant-mediastinalt-emfysem>

APA

Svedbrand, C., Lange, P., & Nielsen, K. (2016). Spontant mediastinalt emfysem. Ugeskrift for Laeger, 178(10), 965-968. [V08150653]. http://ugeskriftet.dk/videnskab/spontant-mediastinalt-emfysem

Vancouver

Svedbrand C, Lange P, Nielsen K. Spontant mediastinalt emfysem. Ugeskrift for Laeger. 2016 May 16;178(10):965-968. V08150653.

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Svedbrand, Charlotte ; Lange, Peter ; Nielsen, Klaus. / Spontant mediastinalt emfysem. In: Ugeskrift for Laeger. 2016 ; Vol. 178, No. 10. pp. 965-968.

Bibtex

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title = "Spontant mediastinalt emfysem",
abstract = "Spontaneous mediastinal emphysemaSpontaneous mediastinal emphysema, also known as spontaneous pneumomediastinum, is defined as radiologically detected free air in the mediastinum, without preceding trauma. It is a rare condition, mainly affecting young adults. It can be caused by coughing, strenuous sports or cocaine inhalation, however, 40% are idiopatic. Common symptoms are chest pain and dyspnoea. 75-90% can be diagnosed with a chest X-ray, and 100% with a computed tomography. Treatment is symptomatic and complications are rare, however, pneumothorax and pneumorrachis have been reported.",
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N2 - Spontaneous mediastinal emphysemaSpontaneous mediastinal emphysema, also known as spontaneous pneumomediastinum, is defined as radiologically detected free air in the mediastinum, without preceding trauma. It is a rare condition, mainly affecting young adults. It can be caused by coughing, strenuous sports or cocaine inhalation, however, 40% are idiopatic. Common symptoms are chest pain and dyspnoea. 75-90% can be diagnosed with a chest X-ray, and 100% with a computed tomography. Treatment is symptomatic and complications are rare, however, pneumothorax and pneumorrachis have been reported.

AB - Spontaneous mediastinal emphysemaSpontaneous mediastinal emphysema, also known as spontaneous pneumomediastinum, is defined as radiologically detected free air in the mediastinum, without preceding trauma. It is a rare condition, mainly affecting young adults. It can be caused by coughing, strenuous sports or cocaine inhalation, however, 40% are idiopatic. Common symptoms are chest pain and dyspnoea. 75-90% can be diagnosed with a chest X-ray, and 100% with a computed tomography. Treatment is symptomatic and complications are rare, however, pneumothorax and pneumorrachis have been reported.

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