Research Article
Is Pectus Excavatum a Risk Factor for Spontaneous Pneumothorax? “Haller Index Measurements in Patients with Primary Spontaneous Pneumothorax”
Table 2
Diagnoses of the patients in the control group (group II).
| | Number | Gender | Diagnosis |
| | 1 | M | Thorax trauma | | 2 | M | Rib fracture | | 3 | M | Pneumonia | | 4 | M | Traffic accident | | 5 | M | Hemoptysis | | 6 | M | Pneumonia | | 7 | M | Nodule in lung | | 8 | M | Gunshot | | 9 | M | Stabbing | | 10 | F | Rib fracture | | 11 | M | Nodule in lung | | 12 | M | Rib fracture | | 13 | M | Rib fracture | | 14 | M | Hydatid cyst | | 15 | M | Traffic accident | | 16 | M | Stomach tumor | | 17 | F | Rib fracture | | 18 | M | Diaphragm elevation | | 19 | M | Thymic hyperplasia | | 20 | F | Gunshot |
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