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What is The typical Chest X-ray findings due to interstitial edema in left ventricular failure is: and explain in detail?
Chest X-ray Features of Left ventricular failure: Cardiomegaly Kerley lines Prominent upper lobe veins Bat's wings shadow Pleural effusion Kerley B line is due to interstitial oedema. Prominent right descending pulmonary aery is seen in acute pulmonary embolism. Ref: AJR Am J R 1976 Jun;126:1147-5.