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Spontaneous pneumothorax
A pneumothorax is an abnormal collection of air in the pleural space that causes an uncoupling of the lung from the chest wall. Symptoms typically include sudden onset of sharp, one sided, chest pain and shortness of breath. In a minority of cases the amount of air in the chest increases when a one-way valve is formed by an area of damaged tissue, leading to a tension pneumothorax. This condition can cause a steadily worsening oxygen shortage and low blood pressure. Unless reversed by effective treatment, it can result in death. Very rarely both lungs may be affected by a pneumothorax. It is often called a collapsed lung, although that term may also refer to atelectasis.
A primary pneumothorax is one that occurs without an apparent cause and in the absence of significant lung disease, while a secondary pneumothorax occurs in the presence of existing lung disease. Smoking increases the risk as do lung diseases including COPD, asthma, and tuberculosis. A pneumothorax can also be caused by physical trauma to the chest (including a blast injury), or as a complication of a healthcare intervention; in which case it is called a traumatic pneumothorax.
Diagnosis of a pneumothorax by physical examination alone can be difficult (particularly in smaller pneumothoraces). A chest X-ray, computed tomography (CT) scan, or ultrasound is usually used to confirm its presence. Other conditions that can result in similar symptoms include a hemothorax (buildup of blood in the pleural space), pulmonary embolism, and heart attack. A large bullae may look similar on a chest X-ray.
A small spontaneous pneumothorax will typically resolve without treatment and requires only monitoring. This approach may be most appropriate in people who have no underlying lung disease. In a larger pneumothorax, or if there is shortness of breath, the air may be removed with a syringe or a chest tube connected to a one-way valve system. Occasionally, surgery may be required if tube drainage is unsuccessful, or as a preventive measure, if there have been repeated episodes. The surgical treatments usually involve pleurodesis (in which the layers of pleura are induced to stick together) or pleurectomy (the surgical removal of pleural membranes). About 17-23 cases of pneumothorax occur per 100,000 people per year. They are more common in men than women.
Signs and symptoms
Illustration depicting a collapsed lung or Pneumothorax
A primary spontaneous pneumothorax (PSP) tends to occur in a young adult without underlying lung problems, and usually causes limited symptoms. Chest pain and sometimes mild breathlessness are the usual predominant presenting features. People who are affected by PSPs are often unaware of potential danger and may wait several days before seeking medical attention. PSPs more commonly occur during changes in atmospheric pressure, explaining to some extent why episodes of pneumothorax may happen in clusters. It is rare for PSPs to cause tension pneumothoraces.
Secondary spontaneous pneumothoraces (SSPs), by definition, occur in individuals with significant underlying lung disease. Symptoms in SSPs tend to be more severe than in PSPs, as the unaffected lungs are generally unable to replace the loss of function in the affected lungs. Hypoxemia (decreased blood-oxygen levels) is usually present and may be observed as cyanosis (blue discoloration of the lips and skin). Hypercapnia (accumulation of carbon dioxide in the blood) is sometimes encountered; this may cause confusion and - if very severe - may result in comas. The sudden onset of breathlessness in someone with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), cystic fibrosis, or other serious lung diseases should therefore prompt investigations to identify the possibility of a pneumothorax.
wth ken hold the door for your wife lol
kevin fraser
Ken's savage he doesn't need to do that
I get that you want to bring us along and I'm soo incredibly glad ben is doing well but maybe keep some things private. seeing ben in his hospital bed passed out along with other sick patients in their beds was a bit much. Maybe I'm alone on this one. Either way glad everyone is good : )
Blurring out the faces of the other people would have been a kind thing to do but w/e.
Ben nice to have the surgery behind you. All the best.
Paul Trewin He had a small hole that needed to be repaired.
Ken - these vlogs of Ben going into the hospital and having surgery are always difficult to watch - as I have had several moments as a father that are very similar. I wish a speedy recovery, without complication, and all of the comfort and patience for you and your wife along the way.
Hope you're feeling better Ben. Best wishes from Norwich (UK) X
I'm from Suffolk! Didn't think I'd find any other UK based people on here let alone so close!
@DanDaMan253 There are dozens of us! DOZENS!!!
DanDaMan253 Small world in the Domik nation!!!! Yes you're just in the next county down the A140!!!!😊😊
All the very best Ben with your recovery...pleased to see everything went well with your operation..best wishes..take care..😊😊
Ken I'm wishing Ben a Quick & Successful Recovery. Hopefully this takes care of the lung issue for good. Get Well soon Ben, Ken & Carol you must be relieved the procedure went well
Sending prayers for a safe recovery! Get well soon Ben!!
Speedy recovery, Ben ---here's to more popsicles too!
As someone who has Had plenty of operations just tell Ben his scars are battle scars
Yea, gotta own that shit.
Glad Bens surgery went well and he is ok. Hope his recovery goes smoothly.
I think he looks more like E.T. in the basket on Elliot's bike, LOL! :D Glad the surgery went well. :)
Glad surgery went well! Tell him that scars are there to represent a battle that you've overcame! :)
Hope everything goes well. Get well soon Ben. your be back to your old self very soon. No more lung problems for you anymore. take it easy and take care.
Get better soon Ben!!! Glad surgery went well!!!
Ben looked hilarious!!! Get well soon puppet
Glad the surgery went alright. Get well soon, Ben xx
Feel better Ben! Your very strong
Get well soon Ben! Sorry you have to go through this.
Stay strong Ben!!! I hope for nothing but good things in your future!👍
Hope that you feel better soon Ben.
So sorry you had to go through all this Ben. Stay strong. You are in my prayers.
All the very best to Ben and all of you.
get well soon ben!!! all the best 😃
Hope you feel better soon Ben
I just had surgery and I know the feeling of just wanting to get it over with! I'm sending good vibes your way for a speedy recovery!!
Prayers for a speedy recovery for Ben.
I know this vid is a few years old but watching this makes me feel better about having surgery in a few months. Also just love your channel!!!
Glad you're okay now, Ben. Don't get behind in your schoolwork or your dad will have to tug on the tube in your side. Only kidding, teeeheeeeee!
Glad Ben is doing alright. Keep being strong
I hope your son has a speedy recovery Mr. D !
Get well soon, Ben.
Much love.
im so glad Ben is ok god bless you all btw my mom will do a tumor surgery on monday hopefully everything gonna be ok! im from hong kong
Tough times, but I believe Ben will be getting better and better.
Can't believe how calm and cool you and your wife were. All the best to Ben in his recovery.
Prayers for ben and a speedy recovery
I have no doubt that Ben will be up and at 'em in a few days, he's quite a trooper. Nice to see Carol make a cameo every one in a while. I am absolutely loving the drone footage. Great vlogs, Ken! 😄👍👍
All the best Ben! :)
hope all is good Ben and you make a full recovery from London uk
See Ben, if it was Dad having the surgery he'd be freaking out LOL! Darn Ken, I typed that before I got to where you said it in the video. My nephew had to be circumcised 'again' at 16, he had to show us the surgery, his Dad passed out - Hilarious!
Praying for Ben's quick recovery.
Get Well Soon Ben!!!!!
Get Well Soon Ben! :D
Hope everything's okay Ken and Ben!
get well soon Ben , we love u man
Hope you get well soon Ben!
glad to see Ben is okay God bless you guys..;')
Ben's a brave kid! Hope he's feeling better!
Glad the surgery went well! Good vibes your way Ben & Domik family!
Get better Ben wish you soon recovery. Hola Ken regards from Costa Rica.
this is Brad from Dayton Ohio to love your show I hope Ben is doing okay I wish you and praying for you guys
GET WELL SOON BEN!!!!!!!!
Glad Ben is OK :)
Get better Ben, from France
Glad Ben is doing well
Being a parent, I can imagine how y'all are feeling, but know you are glad this is done and keeping you all in my thoughts and prayers and that he will be feeling great real soon!! x o
Get well soon PS The sand people are called Tuscan Raidera
Hi ken I hope your surgery went well and get better soon man
Hopes and prayers that Ben gets well soon.
Hope he feels better soon ❤️
Get well soon ben ✌️️
Get well Ben!
Hey my name is Ben too. I also have had 2 surgeries on my lung because of multiple pneumothorax. I just had my 2nd surgery 3 months ago. I hope Ben is doing well today.
He's fine, it's like it never happened. Good luck to you
Was hoping to see a David after Dentist moment :-D Glad the surgery went smoothly. I wish Ben a speedy recovery.
Get well, Ben
get well Ben!
Get well soon Ben o3o/
Operations is never a fun thing. Get well Ben!
Hope your kid gets better soon
Ben is awesome
here's to a quick recovery buddy!
i am so glad he is okay
Hope Ben is good. Ya did good kid!
Get well soon Ben
Weird the would let u film in the hospital, esp with all those patients lying in their beds
I used to work at toronto general so i know they are very anal abt patient confidentiality
This does not look like general or western
Maybe sick kids????
I don't have a question, but I hope Ben gets better soon!!!!
Ken you rebel, the sign clearly read no standing in the hallway. I hope all of Bens lung issues are solved now and he gets better.
Heal soon Ben!
Get well soon Big Ben, best wishes from London
I hope you feel better soon
congrats ben. Thanks for sharing your story!
Get well quick!
Get well Ben
Hope Ben is well.
Good Morning. And in case I don't see ya, Good Afternoon, Good Evening and Good Night.
0:43 that voice crack hahaha
Hope your son Ben go's well with he's surgery ken
hope all is well man good thoughts your way
Good luck Ben
GWS Ben .. weather looks great out there .. cold as a bitch in Alberta
Atta boy, Ben !!!
Good to see it went well for Ben.
Ken- of course I wish your family well but why share this with everyone? I would think this is something you could keep private. Just my 2 cents
Mark Moavero well if he wants to share it why not
Prayer for a quick recovery Ben.
Get well soon, Ben!
hope Ben is doing well
I am having tonsil surgery on Thursday February 21 2019 after my tonsils are out I am eating a lot of pudding ice cream popsicles and freezies
Frieso Pouwer had foot surgery
My mom had wrist surgery
My dad had bladder surgery
Be well soon Ben
Good luck with the surgery ❤️
Thank you ken domik
Hey Ken Domik I just got my tonsils out on Thursday February 21 2019
hahah my dad works there as a cardiologist
Should be using the Canon g7x that u used be for this is to shaky and fisheye
get well soon ben!!
And here was me currently worrying about having to start a night shift at my new job next week. Watching stuff like this really does put things into perspective. All the best Ben from London UK
Bon Courage, Mate