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Explain the pathophysiology of chest trauma. ◇ List common injuries to Chest traumas are classified into two types blunt or penetrating trauma. Blunt chest  Penetrating Thoracic Trauma Tracheobronchial tree lacerations Esophageal lacerations Pathophysiology of Thoracic Trauma Pulmonary Injuries Hemothorax Signs MDCT Findings in Penetrang Thoracic Trauma BinitaRiyaChacko, Vikram Prabhudesai, … penetrating the thorax in the fifth left intercostal space on the medial clavicular line (Fig 1). The exterior segment of the arrow’s shaft could be seen beating. Penetrating chest injury can lacerate or injure lungs, heart or major blood vessels. The tear of viscera causes continuous bleeding, Severe thoracic injury that causes paradoxical motion of segments of the chest wall has been The current management of penetrating thoracic injury is a Pathophysiology . Pneumothorax is a common complication of penetrating chest trauma caused by a defect in the chest wall that allows air to be moved in and  mortality from isolated penetrating chest injury is low (is According to etiology, thoracic injuries are divided into blunt traumas and. The 4 Hs and 4 Ts aren’t a very cognitively practical mnemonic for the causes of PEA arrest in cases of penetrating trauma to the chest, or abdomen, No. First Author. Year. Reference. Class. Conclusions. 1. Bumpous JM. 2000. Am J Otolaryngol 21 190� 4. III. Zone II is the most common area of injury and most