Original Article

Pulmonary Hematomas Secondary to Nonpenetrating Injury

Authors: JOHN R. WILLIAMS M.D., FREDERICK J. BONTE M.D.

Abstract

The development of pulmonary hematomas following nonpenetrating trauma to the chest has been recognized infrequently. The recognition of the true nature of the shadow they cast is important. A fair number of those recognized have had exploratory operations for a lesion of unknown origin.

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