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Longitudinal image of free fluid in the pelvis. Particulate matter is seen within the free fluid. The circular balloon of the urinary catheter can be seen on the right of the image.
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Particulate matter was noted within the free fluid, most notably in the pelvis (Figure 1).
Longitudinal image of the left upper quadrant. Fluid can be seen not only surrounding the spleen, but also superior to the diaphragm on the far left of the image.
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Lesion noted to the left anterior thigh with charred edges, possibly representing a burn.
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Multiple skin defects were noted to the lateral left thigh, which had charred edges consistent with a burn (Figure 3).
CT abdomen image demonstrating free fluid to the right upper quadrant and free air.
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The chest CT confirmed the diagnosis of bilateral pneumothorax, while the abdominal CT demonstrated a large amount of free fluid and air within the abdomen and pelvis (Figure 4).