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PA atau AP
Antero-Posterior
Postero-Anterior
Simetris
Inspirasi Maximal
Six complete anterior ribs (and ten posterior ribs) are clearly visible.
Cardiothoracic Ratio
Assessment of heart size
The cardiothoracic ratio should be less
than 0.5.
i.e. A/B<0.5.
A cardiothoracic ratio of greater than 0.5
(in a good quality film)
suggests cardiomegaly.
Cardiomediastinal Contour
Right side:
SVC
RA
Anterior aspect:
RV
Cardiac apex:
LV
Left side:
LV
Left atrial appendage
Pulmonary trunk
Aortic arch.
Hilus
Both hilar should be concave.
This results from the superior
pulmonary
vein crossing the lower lobe
pulmonary artery. The point of
intersection
is known as the hilar point (HP).
Both hilar should be of similar
density.
The left hilum is usually superior
to the right by up to 1 cm.
Trakea
The trachea is placed usually just to the
right of the midline, but can be
pathologically pushed or pulled to either
side, providing indirect support
for an underlying abnormality.
The right wall of the trachea should be
clearly seen as the so-called right
para-tracheal stripe.
Mediastinum
Thorax Lateral
Foto Lateral