Giving evidence to the inquest, Dr Firth said there was a “significant amount of blood” in Ms Davis’s left pleural cavity around the lungs, adding it was unlikely to have been caused by CPR.

He said there was a “significant amount of blood” in Ms Davis’s left pleural cavity around the lungs - and said it was unlikely to have been caused by CPR. Dr Firth said he saw no evidence ...

A CXR at the time demonstrated displacement of the left posterior ninth rib into the pleural cavity. One year later, the patient presented with a left-sided pleural effusion. CT demonstrated focal ...

The next day, after ventilation stabilized, an 800 ml saline-filled breast tissue expander was placed via rethoracotomy in the left pleural cavity. This resulted in the mediastinal shift to the right ...

Spontaneous pneumothorax (SP) is a type of collection of air in the pleural cavity that develops ... For patient 1, 19 pneumothorax objects were found on the right side, while not a single object was ...

The patient had multiple percutaneous lymphatic embolisation procedures and mechanical pleurodesis over the following 12 months, with recurrent pleural effusions, particularly of the right hemithorax ...

Pyothorax (empyema): A collection of pus in the pleural cavity, usually due to infection ... pain that radiates into the jaw or the left arm, shortness of breath, dizziness, nausea, or vomiting ...

A drain was urgently inserted into the left pleural cavity, revealing the macroscopic presence of purulent exudate. The daily volume of aspirated fluid ranged from 4000 ml soon after the drain was ...

But the patient's condition deteriorated around a day later, with doctors finding the tube in his left bronchus ... some fluid accumulating in the pleural cavity, which is probably infected.

left ventricular end-diastolic pressure; RAP, right atrial pressure; RV, right ventricle; and RVEDD, right ventricular end-diastolic dimension. In the presence of an intact pericardium, RV dilation ...