The phrase "abnormal air" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to science, medicine, or aviation to describe air that deviates from the norm in terms of composition, pressure, or quality.
Example: "The patient was experiencing difficulty breathing due to the presence of abnormal air in the lungs."
Alternatives: "irregular air" or "anomalous air".
Intelligently controlling ventilation networks after an abnormal air branch is difficult.
Bullous emphysema often first comes to attention when an abnormal air space ruptures, leaking air into the pleural space and causing the affected lung to collapse (see pneumothorax).
The fat planes surrounding the bladder base and VUA should be carefully assessed for asymmetry or presence of abnormal air, haemorrhagic or fluid collections.
In the above cases, we used the ultrasound to observe three abnormal air patterns that should alert the clinician to an intra-abdominal pathology, namely intraperitoneal air (case#2), portal venous gas (case#1), and intramural air (case#1).
Among the technical and cognitive elements required for competence in abdominal ultrasonography, there was no mention of detecting abnormal air in specific areas despite the significant importance of this finding in critically ill patients.
To illustrate this, we report the cases of two patients where such routine use of the focused abdominal ultrasound exam led to the rapid detection of ominous findings of abnormal air patterns as the etiology of the clinical deterioration and expedited care.
The term "liver sign" can be used to describe this abnormal air-liver interface.
Figure 5 summarizes an approach for the identification of normal and abnormal abdominal air.
Abdominal radiography revealed a massive abnormal free air on the right side under the diaphragm (Fig. 1).
They have, however, occasionally struck the British Isles, and even the Azores, in modified form with abnormal upper-air wind patterns.
The doctor who treated the twelve-year old at Khulna Medical College and Hospital says Hawladar's intestines tore apart and his lungs burst due to an "abnormal amount" of air in his body.
