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case_images: Initial chest X-ray showing a shift of trachea, mediastinum, ruptured diaphragm, left lower lobe collapse, herniated stomach, and bowel.
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case_images: The chest X-ray (CXR) revealed a right tracheal deviation, left lung collapse, right mediastinum shift, and significant fluid level beneath a raised left hemidiaphragm, authenticating a left hemidiaphragmatic rupture with gastric herniation (Figure 1).
case_images: Computed tomography showing collapse and compression of the left lung, right mediastinal shift, right pneumomediastinum, and herniation of the stomach in left hemithorax through the diaphragmatic defect.
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case_images: After further resuscitation, the team decided to do a computed tomography (CT) room, which revealed collapse and compression of the left lung, right mediastinal shift, right pneumomediastinum, and herniation of the stomach in left hemithorax through a diaphragmatic defect (Figure 2).