Bleeding Pulmonary

Lung bleeding is an intense flow of blood through the vascular wall of the alveoli (venous or arterial).

Damage to the lung parenchyma is characteristic of traumatic wound channels; they occur as a result of lung contusion, rib fractures combined with compression of the lung, as well as as a result of stabs and chopped wounds. Wounds, gunshot injuries, etc.

There are acute bleeding in the lungs due to damage and rupture of their parenchyma (up to 5 days), chronic pulmonary bleeding after injury for more than 5 days (from damage to large vessels)

But you can easily, for example, find yourself in a situation where you have light bleeding. Of course, even such a terrible event as a hemorrhage in the lung can happen to anyone. And not necessarily in the case of a serious car accident. Injury from a fall can also lead to unpleasant consequences. Or a burn. The fact is that with severe injuries, vascular permeability increases, and blood can go anywhere, including