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Surgical emphysema of the mediastinum as a consequence of attempted extraction of a third molar tooth using an air turbine drill.

The use of air turbines for the removal of bone or the division of teeth is to be deprecated. Surgical emphysema of the neck and mediastinum as a dire...
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