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Chest X-ray Anatomy - Tutorial Introduction tropical Home Courses Tutorials Galleries Test yourselfWell-nighRMC Contact us Home »Tutorials »Chest X-ray Tutorials »Chest X-ray Anatomy » Introduction » 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11» Conclusion Login Register Tutorial Menu Tutorial Introduction Trachea and major bronchi Hilar structures Lung zones Pleura and pleural spaces Lung lobes and fissures Costophrenic recesses and angles Diaphragm Heart size and contours Mediastinal contours Soft tissues Bones Tutorial conclusion « PreviousTutorialsNext » Chest X-ray Anatomy Tutorial IntroductionKey pointsSome corporeal structures in the chest should be assessed on every chest X-rayEach of these corporeal structures should be viewed using a systematic approachThere are moreover important structures that are obscured or wilt visible only when abnormalRelated tutorialsChest X-ray - AbnormalitiesChest X-ray - Systematic approachChest X-ray - QualityChest X-ray - Tubes This tutorial demonstrates some of the important corporeal structures visible on a chest X-ray. These structures are discussed in a specific order to help you develop your own systematic tideway to viewing chest X-rays.By the end of the tutorial you will be familiar with all the important structures of the chest, which should be checked whenever you squint at a chest X-ray. The tutorial moreover discusses corporeal structures that are not hands seen, but wilt visible when unwont due to disease. You will learn increasingly well-nigh these structures and diseases in the tutorial on chest X-ray pathology.Before you start, have a squint at the normal chest X-ray below. Normal chest X-ray anatomyHover on/off image to show/hide findingsTap on/off image to show/hide findings Click image to uncurl with top of page Normal chest X-ray anatomyHow many corporeal structures can you see on this X-ray?Can you think of any important structures in the chest that are difficult to see on the X-ray? Visible structures1 - Trachea2 - Hila3 - Lungs4 - Diaphragm5 - Heart6 - Aortic knuckle7 - Ribs8 - Scapulae9 - Breasts10 - Bowel gas Important obscured/invisible structuresSternumOesophagusSpinePleuraFissuresAorta Chest X-ray anatomyMany structures of the chest are readily visible on a chest X-ray, but others, are difficult to see. In fact, some important structures, such as the phrenic nerve, are not visible at all.Other corporeal structures, such as the pleura, only wilt unmistakably visible when abnormal. Your undertow towage certificateA certificated undertow completion towage is misogynist which is based on the material in this tutorial and the related sections.All the certificated online undertow completion assessments provided by Radiology Masterclass ribbon CPD/CME credits in vibrations with the CPD Scheme of the Royal College of Radiologists, London, UK.Get your undertow completion towage document « PreviousTopNext » Follow Radiology Masterclass Follow us on Facebook Email NewsletterFollow Radiology Masterclass on Facebook or sign up to our email newsletter to get the latest news and offers.Trauma X-ray certificates Study the undertow material in the tutorials and galleries sections - then sign up to take your undertow completion assessment...Login or register to get started.Acute CT smart-ass document Our most popular online undertow completion assessment.All courses are accredited by the Royal College of Radiologists - London - UK.Your certificateGet an accredited document of victory by completing one of our online undertow completion assessments.A unconfined way to enhance your portfolio!Take undertow towage ©Radiology Masterclass 2007 - | Terms and Conditions | Privacy Policy