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Lung zones Pleura and pleural spaces Lung lobes and fissures
Trachea and major bronchi
Costophrenic recesses/angles Diaphragm Heart size and contours Mediastinal contours
The large airways are visible on most good quality chest xrays. They
Soft tissues
soft tissues. The trachea branches at the carina, into the left and right
Bones
main bronchi, and these can often be followed as they branch beyond
Tutorial conclusion
Key points
contain air and so are of lower density (blacker) than the surrounding
The large airways contain air and are therefore less dense (blacker) than surrounding tissue The trachea should be central
the hila and into the lungs.
Normal chest xray Hover over image to show findings
Normal chest xray
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The trachea and bronchi are visible branching at the carina The trachea es to the right of the aorta and so may be slightly off midline to the right Highlight these structures by hovering the mouse over the image
Click image to align with the top of the page
Assessing the airways Start your assessment of every chest xray by looking at the airways. The trachea should be central or slightly to the right. If the trachea is deviated, it is important to establish if this is because the patient has been incorrectly positioned (rotated), or if there is pathology. If the trachea is genuinely deviated you should then try to decide if it has been pushed or pulled by a disease process.
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You are here: Home » Tutorials » Chest » Chest xray anatomy » Introduction » Page 1 Tutorial introduction Trachea and major bronchi Hilar structures
2
Galleries 3
4
5
6
7
8
Test yourself 9
10
11
About RMC
us
» Conclusion
Chest xray anatomy
« Previous
Tutorials
Next »
Lung zones Pleura and pleural spaces Lung lobes and fissures
Trachea and major bronchi
Costophrenic recesses/angles Diaphragm Heart size and contours Mediastinal contours
The large airways are visible on most good quality chest xrays. They
Soft tissues
soft tissues. The trachea branches at the carina, into the left and right
Bones
main bronchi, and these can often be followed as they branch beyond
Tutorial conclusion
Key points
contain air and so are of lower density (blacker) than the surrounding
The large airways contain air and are therefore less dense (blacker) than surrounding tissue The trachea should be central
the hila and into the lungs.
Normal chest xray Hover over image to show findings
Normal chest xray
The trachea and bronchi are visible branching at the carina The trachea es to the right of the aorta and so may be slightly off midline to the right Highlight these structures by hovering the mouse over the image
Click image to align with the top of the page
Assessing the airways Start your assessment of every chest xray by looking at the airways. The trachea should be central or slightly to the right. If the trachea is deviated, it is important to establish if this is because the patient has been incorrectly positioned (rotated), or if there is pathology. If the trachea is genuinely deviated you should then try to decide if it has been pushed or pulled by a disease process.
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