XXXX with @entity130 :    a case report.

@entity1 @entity548 @entity16 @entity4125 @entity651 @entity764 @entity1763 @entity1230 @entity1317 @entity130
@entity1763 , or Perthe's syndrome, is a rare clinical syndrome characterized by cervicofacial cyanosis, @entity4125 , subconjunctival @entity548 , @entity16 , and @entity764 . It affects both adults and @entity1 after blunt @entity764 . The diagnosis of this condition is based mainly on the specific clinical signs, which should immediately bring to mind the severity of the @entity130 , the various probable types of @entity651 , and the need for screening and careful assessment of other organs that might also be injured. In this report, we describe the case of a 39-year-old male who developed @entity1763 after severe blunt @entity764 during his work at a construction site. The @entity1 had @entity1230 to the chest, abdomen, head and neck, which were treated conservatively. An associated @entity130 was successfully treated by video-assisted thoracic surgery. This @entity1 is one of five @entity1 who were admitted to Saqr Hospital in the United Arab Emirates, diagnosed with @entity1763 , and treated by mechanical ventilator, supportive measures, and fiberoptic bronchoscopy, for both diagnostic and therapeutic indications, in our unit in the period between July 2006 and June 2013. As @entity1763 is a @entity1317 , careful assessment of the @entity1 and looking for other injuries is mandatory. Treatment usually involves supportive measures to the affected organs, but surgical intervention may sometimes prove to be an important part of the treatment. Bronchoscopy should be performed for diagnostic and therapeutic reasons because of the associated pulmonary and possible @entity130 .
