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Change: There may be elevation of the left hemi-diaphragm In the lateral view, a triangular opacity will be seen at the base of the lung withThere amay be sharplyloss definedof anteriorthe marginnormal formeddarkening byof the obliquethoracic fissurevertebral bodies inferiorly ...
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Change: 2. Collapse can be partial or complete 3.It3. It is often not clear to what extent the appearance is due to collapse or consolidation or both. The degrees of each are often unclear. 4.If4. If a lobe is only partially collapsed and
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Change: There were only format changes (bold, italics, etc.) in this version. See this version for details.
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Change: By Fred W. Wright Radiology of the Chest and Related Conditions: Together with an Extensive Illustrative Collection of Radiographs CRC Press, 2002The left lower lobe is similar in structure to the right lower lobe except
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Change: becuasebecause it can be hidden behind the heart shadow. This potential for diagnostic failure is increased if a lateral view is not inludedincluded in the series.Important Characteristics of all Lobar Collapse 1.Collapse and consolation can occur independently or together 2.Collapse can be partial or complete 3.It
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Change: The left lower lobe is similar in structure to the right lower lobe except that it has two segments combined- because the anterior and medial basal segments share a common bronchial supply, these two segments are characteristically combined, forming an anterior medial basal segment. More information on lung anatomy here
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Change: shadow.There may be loss of visualisation of the left hemi-diaphragm behind the heart In the lateral view a triangular opacity will be seen at the base of the lung with a sharply defined anterior margin formed by the oblique fissure ... back to the Applied Radiography home page
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Change: behind the left heart shadow.There may be loss of visualisation of the left hemi-diaphragm behind the heart In the lateral view a triangular opacity will be seen at the base of the lung with a sharply defined anterior margin formed by the oblique fissure
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Change: collapse is sometimes missed becuase it can be hidden behind the heart shadow. This potential for diagnostic failure is increased if a lateral view is not inluded in the series.Important Characteristics of all Lobar Collapse 1.Collapse and consolation can occur independently or together 2.Collapse can be partial or complete
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Mar 8 2009, 8:36 PM EDT
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Change: Left Lower Lobe (LLL) Collapse
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Mar 8 2009, 8:35 PM EDT
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