Cervical emphysema is a type of subcutaneous emphysema. It is a rare condition where air becomes trapped under the skin surrounding the vertebrae of the neck. Cervical emphysema can arise if air ...

Furthermore, cervical subcutaneous emphysema caused by dental crown preparation is rare, and it is even more unusual for it to occur twice in the same patient, the authors wrote. “Awareness of ...

However, subpericardial emphysema associated with mediastinal and subcutaneous emphysema as a result of the dissection of gases from ruptured alveolae has, to our knowledge, been observed only at ...

He had mild tachypnea. There was limitation in lateral neck movement, but no subcutaneous emphysema on palpation. Neck and chest radiographs showed subcutaneous air at the sternoclavicular notch and ...

Air from the mediastinum can easily ascend along fascial planes and into the subcutaneous spaces of the head and neck. [ 45 , 46 ] Orbital emphysema due to orbital trauma is a well-known occurrence.

The constellation of symptoms and signs such as respiratory distress, cervical subcutaneous emphysema, pneumomediastinum with or without a pneumothorax, a fractured clavicle, or an Erb palsy in ...