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Quick Scroll radiology- apex of lung 09.21.05 (2 years ago) #1
apex of lung is best assessed by
a. ap veiw
b. pa veiw
c. lateral veiw
d. olique veiw.

answer is given lateral veiw but i think it should be oblique veiw of lordotic veiw pl. help.
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Lordotic view is considered best for apex (bt no such choice). Oblique view is good for bronchography. Here lateral view is best choice for apex of lung!
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Lordotic view is best for lesions in Lung apex, Interlobular effusion and Middle lobe lesions.
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Quick Scroll 09.21.05 (2 years ago) #5
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