Images & Videos: Chest X-ray

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Example of a pediatric patient's chest x-ray. A lesion found on the x-ray indicated Ewing's Sarcoma.

Frontal radiograph of the chest demonstrating a right tension pneumothorax.

X-ray of a patient's chest showing a right-side aortic arch.

Radiography equipment

Chest x-ray. Frontal view of a male patient.

Your Radiologist Explains Chest X-ray

Chest x-ray. Side view or lateral view of the chest.

Posteroanterior chest on a normal female.

Lateral chest on a normal female.

Lateral chest on someone with pneumonia. The pneumonia is the white substance in the lower part of each lung.

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