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Fig. 4A. —Overdistended endotracheal tube balloon in 35-year-old woman who underwent emergent endotracheal intubation. Lateral radiograph of cervical spine obtained at admission shows extensive deep cervical emphysema, spherical or ovoid shape of distended endotracheal tube balloon (straight arrows), and dislodged tooth (curved arrow).





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