What Is That Black Shadow In The Bottom Right Of The Picture?
It’s called fundic bubble
It is air in the stomach, a usual finding, actually useful to help you locate the patient’s left and right.
Ahh, Ok, And Not Sure If This Is Normal, But I Can See Quite A Lot Of White Branching Into The Lungs
Ok, Good To Know I’m Not Totally Useless
Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease
Kerley striae, cardiac failure?
Hyperinflation, flat diaphragm = COPD
Kerley lines and boot heart - chf?
Maybe lung cancer or COPD which affected right lung mostly and why the heart is shrunken??
Paricardial effusion and pneumothorax???