Chest Pain In A Distance Track Athlete - Page #3
 

Lab Studies:
None

Other Studies:
- Screening EKG and CXR: <br> -EKG reveals sinus bradycardia, normal intervals, no ST-segment or T-wave <br> changes. <br> -CXR reveals mediastinal versus pericardial air with left infraclavicular <br> subcutaneous emphysema <br>- Echocardiogram to determine mediastinal versus pericardial air: <br> -No pneumopericardium, otherwise normal

Consultations:
Cardiology: No sign of pneumopericardium on echocardiogram.

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