ABSTRACT
Chest X-ray The mediastinal contours seen on chest X-ray (from top to bottom) are shown below.
For the right, use:
And for the left:
Emphysema The hyperinflated chest X-ray gives the mediastinum the typical ‘strung chicken’ appearance. It is:
Congestive cardiac failure With congestive heart failure the chest X-ray has a bat’s-wing appearance, and this is known as:
Crohn’s disease You need to know the following characteristics features of Crohn’s on X-ray. This one was contributed anonymously.
