Recurrent pneumothorax following chest tube removal in thoracic stab wounds: a comparative study between end inspiratory versus end expiratory removal techniques at a major trauma centre in South Africa,ANZ Journal of Surgery

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Recurrent pneumothorax following chest tube removal in thoracic stab wounds: a comparative study between end inspiratory versus end expiratory removal techniques at a major trauma centre in South Africa
ANZ Journal of Surgery ( IF 1.5 ) Pub Date : 2021-03-15 , DOI: 10.1111/ans.16717
Victor Kong ₁ , Cynthia Cheung ₂ , Nigel Rajaretnam ₂ , Rohit Sarvepalli ₃ , Ross Weale ₄ , Chris Varghese ₅ , William Xu ₅ , Damian L. Clarke ₁

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Tube thoracostomy (TT) insertion is a commonly performed procedure in trauma that is standardised, but the optimal removal technique based on the timing in relation to the respiratory cycle remains controversial.

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