Radiological–pathological signatures of patients with COVID-19-related pneumomediastinum: is there a role for the Sonic hedgehog and Wnt5a pathways?

Elisa Baratella; Rossana Bussani; Fabrizio Zanconati; Cristina Marrocchio; Fabiola Giudici; Luca Braga; Serena Maiocchi; Giorgio Berlot; Maria Concetta Volpe; Paola Confalonieri; Maria Assunta Cova; Marco Confalonieri; Francesco Salton; Barbara Ruaro

doi:10.1183/23120541.00346-2021

June 25, 2021ERJ Open ResearchOpen Access

Radiological–pathological signatures of patients with COVID-19-related pneumomediastinum: is there a role for the Sonic hedgehog and Wnt5a pathways?

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Pneumomediastinum is a rare complication of ARDS but is more common during #COVID19. The fibrous hyaline degeneration of the tracheal rings seen in this autoptic series is an original observation that has not been previously described in COVID-19 patients.https://bit.ly/3vxTQde

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