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2021-09-15 03:17:23
Are bones like clavivle, scapula and upper part humerus, interpreted on a chest x ray ? Ie while reading a chest x ray, do doctors look for these bone abnormalities as well ?
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Yes Of course

Answered2021-09-15 05:34:35

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Kindly discuss for your concern .

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Bones are. Visible in chest X- ray Comment on bones and bony abnormalities are usually and can be done from X- ray

Answered2021-09-15 03:20:43

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Yes. Yes.

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Needs anteroposterior views for looking chest bones . Can be seen on posteroanterior views too .

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