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Chest X-ray Normal. What Does Apocolordotic View Mean?

hi Doctor I was ask from the company to be back in the medical dor this apocolordotice view what is it all about so far I had 2 times x-ray already before and ots show there the conclusion that my heart is normal , single PA view of the chest shiws both lungs are clear , the heart is normal in size. The tracea is in midline. the diaphragm is sharp and distinct . The osseous thoracic cage showed no significant abornamilty. the conclusion is negative chest.. Doctor is there any possibilty that it has a changes now? I didn t yet get my medical result now, I am basing my old result. thanks
Tue, 12 Nov 2013
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It is apico lordotic view, done to see the lung apices, where the lungs which can be obscured partially by the collarbones on normal frontal views.

The x ray can change based on the pathology if present, otherwise it will be normal. Usually without any symptoms or any clinical problem there wont be any changes. So no need to worry for it if you don't have any clinical features.

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Chest X-ray Normal. What Does Apocolordotic View Mean?

Hi It is apico lordotic view, done to see the lung apices, where the lungs which can be obscured partially by the collarbones on normal frontal views. The x ray can change based on the pathology if present, otherwise it will be normal. Usually without any symptoms or any clinical problem there wont be any changes. So no need to worry for it if you don t have any clinical features. Regards