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Multiple Left Rib Fractures

ID: exh82253
Fractures of left 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th and 8th ribs. Some pleural thickening on the left likely associated with the rib fractures, bilateral lung patchy atelectasis seen at the base and medially. Numbness of the left lower ribs and upper abdomen on the left as well as some intermittent flexing or contracting of muscles in this area.
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