Subcutaneous emphysema Case 1

VET DRUGS (PawsLyf) on Instagram: "Subcutaneous emphysema in dogs is a condition where air becomes trapped in the subcutaneous layer, the tissue just under the skin, often around the chest, neck or head. vc- whatsyourdiagnossis #dog #dogs #dogstagram #dogsofinstagram #vetdrugs_"

Pure medicine on Instagram: "CLINICAL EXAMINATION OF SUBCUTANEOUS EMPHYSEMA ✨ One of the most striking findings in a physical exam is subcutaneous emphysema—when air escapes into the subcutaneous tissues and spreads beneath the skin. The clinical examination is often the key to spotting it early. During assessment, the first clue is usually visible swelling, often around the chest, neck, or face. But the hallmark sign appears on palpation: a distinctive crepitus, a crackling or popping sensation

Muneer Jan on Instagram: "Subcutaneous Emphysema Air escapes from the lungs or airways and gets trapped under the skin — producing that “crackling” feel (like bubble wrap). It’s often linked to chest trauma, pneumothorax, or difficult intubation. Early recognition is key to prevent complications. #SubcutaneousEmphysema #AirLeakSyndrome #ChestDrain #TraumaCare #Anesthesia #CriticalCare #MedicalReels #MedEd #EmergencyMedicine #DoctorLife"