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What is Pulmonary edema?
Pulmonary edema is retention of fluid in lungs and this leads to reduced ventilation of lungs, resulting in decreased oxygen (hypoxemia).It can be diagnosed by cheat auscultation and X-ray.
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Is it possible to detect pulmonary odema
in an x-Ray?
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Yes it is possible to detect Pulmonary edema on x ray.
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