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Editor-In-Chief: C. Michael Gibson, M.S., M.D. [1]

Chest CT

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  Patient with known PCP presents with acute shortness of breath

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  Patient with known PCP presents with acute shortness of breath

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  Patient with known PCP presents with acute shortness of breath

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  Left-sided pneumothorax (on the right side of the image) on CT scan of the chest. A chest tube is in place--side of chest, the lumen (black) can be seen adjacent to the pleural cavity (black) and ribs (white). The heart can be seen in the centre.