Following statements are related to flial chest

A Blunt chest trauma is the commonest cause
B Chest X-ray may show pulmonary contusion or haemothorax
C 20% or more develop ARDS
D Opposite lung gets affected
E Paradoxical movement of chest wall segment is outward during inspiration

Correct Answer: Blunt chest trauma is the commonest cause, Chest X-ray may show pulmonary contusion or haemothorax, 20% or more develop ARDS, Opposite lung gets affected

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