Sentence examples for soft tissue emphysema from inspiring English sources

Bilateral soft tissue emphysema is present.

Soft tissue emphysema can be seen outlining the pretracheal fascia which binds the thyroid gland.

Soft tissue emphysema and swelling is evident in the right prevertebral, parapahryngeal and masticator spaces.

Right posterior chest wall soft tissue emphysema was seen on both (a) and (b).

Incidentally noted right pleural fluid and right anterior chest wall soft tissue emphysema.

Such extensive soft tissue emphysema should raise significant concern radiologically and clinically for penetration or perforation of the larynx.

Injuries that are most frequently missed by CT are contusions or superficial lesions of solid organs, small soft tissue contusions, hematoma or emphysema, small brain contusions or hematoma (suggested to be smaller than 3 mm), and vessel transections or lacerations.

There are multiple injuries but note the gross surgical emphysema that limited the FAST assessment.b On the selected axial CT image on soft tissue window settings, there is extensive surgical emphysema (thin white arrows), pneumopericardium (thick white arrow) and note the displacement of the heart posteriorly into the left hemithorax (black asterisk).

The prevalences of experiences of adverse events during the previous year were as follows: soft tissue injury 27%, accidental bleeding 18%, dropping of dental instrument 10%, emphysema 3%, nerve injury (numbness) 2%, dropping of broken injection needle 1%, and loss of a tooth root into the maxillary sinus 1%.

The outcome was defined according to whether the respondent's patients experienced one of the following adverse events due to dental mismanagement at least once during the previous one year: dropping of dental instrument or broken injection needle, soft tissue or nerve injury, accidental bleeding, loss of a tooth root into the maxillary sinus, and emphysema.

The outcome was defined according to whether the respondent's patients experienced one of the following adverse events at least once during the previous one year: dropping of dental instrument or broken injection needle, soft tissue or nerve injury (numbness), accidental bleeding, loss of a tooth root into the maxillary sinus, and emphysema.