Case 89: Diaphragmatic Dysfunction – Eventration, Paralysis…Does it Matter
Elevation of the diaphragm is simple to appreciate and may be due to eventration or paralysis.
Table of Contents
Index and Table of Contents
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Bhavin Jankharia
Case
A 72-years old man, post-CABG, came for a CT scan of the chest for cough and dyspnea for 2-3 months duration.
Thoughts?
- Eventration
- Paralysis
- Positional
The video discusses this case, and the causes of diaphragmatic dysfunction, both paralysis and eventration with multiple examples.
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