Figuras 2, 3, 4 y 5. Tomografía computarizada torácica demostrando enfisema subcutáneo (flechas blancas), aire en el mediastino superior y anterior (*), pequeño neumotórax (flecha negra) y aire ectópico en la gotera paravertebral izquierda (+).
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