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Non-conventional management of bilateral pneumothorax and pulmonary contusion with high-flow oxygen therapy and prone position

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Figure 2 Portable antero-posterior chest radiograph images of the patient's tubes and high-flow oxygen therapy, note the corresponding left basal opacity anterior, in image 2 the patient is observed after the placement of endopleural evolution, in image 1

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