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Chest radiograph revealing moderately sized right-sided pneumothorax and pneumomediastinum. Diffuse coarse bilateral pulmonary opacities consistent with MAS.
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At 8 hours of life, a CXR revealed a moderately sized right-sided pneumothorax and pneumomediastinum consistent with air leak syndrome as depicted in Figure 1.
Babygram depicting interval development of a large pneumoperitoneum and placement of right lower extremity PICC.
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At 16 hours of life, a babygram obtained for peripherally inserted central catheter (PICC) placement showed an abnormal air collection in the abdomen as shown in Figure 2.
Lateral decubitus radiograph depicting a large pneumoperitoneum.
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A lateral decubitus x-ray clearly demonstrated pneumoperitoneum as seen in Figure 3.