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What is The given CXR shows the presence of: and explain in detail?
Hydro-pneumothorax - On Erect chest radiography, it shows an air-fluid level. On Supine radiography, sharp pleural line is bordered by increased opacity lateral to it within the pleural space. Pleural effusion :- Blunting of CP angle and presence of Meniscus sign. Lung collapse :- lung appears to be collapsed to one side