Can you identify a costochondral junction (articulation between the bony and cartilaginous part of a rib?
Click on the costochondral junction of the right third rib. Look at the pattern of radiodensities in the lung. 41. Is it uniform? 42. What accounts for the cobweb-like radiopacities medially in the lung? Click here to verify answers to questions 35 to 42. Image 2.5: Lateral View. (Click on this thumbnail) 43. What is the orientation of the patient? 44. Where are you standing in relation to the patient? Can you see the left dome of the diaphragm? Click to verify. Can you see the right dome of the diaphragm? Click to verify. 45. What radiological feature distinguishes the left side of the diaphragm from the right side? Click on this feature. In this picture, which dome of the diaphragm is higher? Click to verify. 46. Is this what you expected? Click here to verify answers to questions 43 to 46. Find areas of radiopacity above the diaphragm. With the cursor, trace: • the cardiac opacity: anterior surface of the heart and its posterior and inferior surfaces. • the arch of the aorta Click t
