What do you see? X ray part 2

[Timmuh]

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[loveoforganic]

lupus!

 

[Isoprop]

upside down chest xray of i dunno, a boot shaped heart? don't mind me, i just bombed a path midterm on congenital/heart.

 

[mfrizzo3]

E.T. phone home......

 

[ceng2doc]

Necklace, not taken off...

 

[OBEAHDOCTOR]

Its ball-in-a-cup!!!

 

[Pons Asinorum]

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Great first thread. Keep it up.

 

[Lazarus]

Yes Alex, the answer is "what is a light bulb in the rectum", I'll take manual disimpaction for 500 please.

 

[AGLAIA]

Yes Alex, the answer is "what is a light bulb in the rectum", I'll take manual disimpaction for 500 please.

I'd like to meet the person with a rectum by their clavicles. I think that would be scientifically significant.

 

[sustentacular]

Humm.. I see a creep taking a clandestine camera-phone pic of an upside down chest x-ray.

 

[Woland]

Is this xray printed on paper?

 

[Pons Asinorum]

Humm.. I see a creep taking a clandestine camera-phone pic of an upside down chest x-ray.

QFT. Same thing I thought.

 

[JKinSC]

Hard to tell, being upside down and with all the glare, but I'll guess "free air under the lt hemi-diaphragm."

Or that could be fundus.

 

[thitchcock]

could it be a thymoma or fibrosis of the thymus?

 

[thitchcock]

or it could be cystic fibrosis...

 

[jl lin]

Hard to tell, being upside down and with all the glare, but I'll guess "free air under the lt hemi-diaphragm."

Or that could be fundus.

The dude is standing on his head. JK

JK, that is what I was thinking - air under diaphragm on erect CXR versus air in the fundus of the stomach.

So, sub-diaphragmatic air... pneumoperitoneum? Looks like possible use of horizontal tangential light to clarify-looking for smaller amounts of free intraperitoneal air in upright chest rad so –used for quick assessment of hemidiaphragms for free air.