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Fig. 5B. —19-year-old man who experienced sudden onset of left parasternal pain during gymnastic training on parallel bars. S = sternum. Sonogram (dual image) of same region as A shows small hyperechogenic area (thick arrow) corresponding to gas accumulation between hypoechogenic cartilage (thin arrow) and hyperechogenic line delineating anterior aspect of sternum.

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