ST-segment changes may provide a clue to the presence of pneumopericardium accompanying SPM. These EKG changes associated with SPM are rare. The management in SPM with concurrent pneumopericardium is mainly supportive. We describe two SP cases with concomitant pneumopericardium that presented with a deceptive clinical spectrum, closely mimicking acute pericarditis.

DiGeorge syndrome, an immunodeficiency disorder due to long arm microdeletion of chromosome 22. Isolated hemolysis is rarely seen in DiGeorge syndrome and is usually reported in conjunction with idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura. We report a case of DiGeorge syndrome with AIHA, which was successfully managed by intravenous steroids and intravenous immunoglobulins.

After a complete symptomatic recovery after COVID-19 pneumonia, the second phase of desaturation is a new phenomenon that is being increasingly observed. Two possible mechanisms behind it can be a continued subclinical infection and lung fibrosis. We have presented a case with the former mechanism, who responded well to steroids.