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Standard anatomical terms of
location are used to
unambiguously describe the
anatomy of animals,
including humans. The terms,
typically derived from Latin...
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chest radiograph is
around 0.02 mSv (2 mrem) for a
front view (PA, or
posteroanterior) and 0.08 mSv (8 mrem) for a side view (LL, or latero-lateral). Together...
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Posteroanterior and
lateral chest radiographs of a
pacemaker with
normally located leads in the
right atrium (white arrow) and
right ventricle (black...
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other acute phase reactants Procalcitonin test, more
specific On a
posteroanterior and
lateral chest radiograph, an
entire lobe will be radiopaque, which...
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radiographs are
preferably taken with X-rays
coming from
behind (called a "
posteroanterior" or "PA" radiograph). However, in case the
patient cannot stand, the...
- This is the
opposite of many
Chest radiographs,
where the
image is
posteroanterior, i.e.
projected as if
looking at the
patient from the front. The surgery...
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Costomediastinal Recess"
Atlas image:
lung_pleura at the
University of
Michigan Health System - "X-ray, chest,
posteroanterior view"
Diagram at port.ac.uk v t e...
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Cephalometric analysis is the
clinical application of cephalometry. It is
analysis of the
dental and
skeletal relationships of a
human skull. It is frequently...
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Posteroanterior and
lateral chest radiographs of a
pacemaker with
normally located leads in the
right atrium (white arrow) and
right ventricle (black...
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lung_pleura at the
University of
Michigan Health System - "X-ray, chest,
posteroanterior view"
Atlas image:
lung_lymph at the
University of
Michigan Health...
