CTICasesPneumomediastinum/Subcutaneous Air in Breast Capsule
Imaging findings
Extensive subcutaneous and intracapsular breast air post-trauma and needle decompression.
Key takeaways
Air can dissect into the fibrous capsule surrounding breast implants following thoracic trauma or decompression.
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