COVID 19 AND SPONTANEOUS PNEUMOTHORAX, RETROSPECTIVE CASE SERIES

R. Pervaiz, T. Bibi, B. Arif, A. Munawar, R. Sitara, M. Qayyum, A. Raza, A. Shahper, MM Hafeez
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COVID-19 Sars Co V2 or Corona Virus disease is a highly infectious multisystem disease with severe acute lung injury leading to ARDS and respiratory failure as its main complication. Spontaneous pneumothorax is a complication which is though uncommon but could be life threatening and hence carries poor prognosis. We hereby describe a series of six cases of spontaneous pneumothorax which were seen in Bahria International Hospital COVID management unit during last 3 months of COVID-19 surge in Lahore These cases indicate that multiple factors are associated with development of spontaneous pneumothorax in COVID-19 pneumonia patients but main role is played by the increased inflammatory response and can be regarded as a potential underlying mechanism of pneumothorax in such patients, leading to acute decompensation and worsening of respiratory failure and poor outcome.
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Covid - 19和自发性气胸,回顾性病例系列
COVID-19 Sars Co V2或冠状病毒病是一种高度传染性的多系统疾病,以严重急性肺损伤导致ARDS和呼吸衰竭为主要并发症。自发性气胸是一种罕见的并发症,但可能危及生命,因此预后不良。我们在此描述最近3个月拉合尔市COVID-19疫情高峰期间,在巴利亚国际医院COVID管理部门发现的6例自发性气胸的一系列病例。这些病例表明,多种因素与COVID-19肺炎患者自发性气胸的发生有关,但炎症反应的增加起主要作用,可视为这类患者发生气胸的潜在机制。导致急性失代偿,加重呼吸衰竭和预后不良。
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