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What is which is not a radiographic finding seen in CHF and explain in detail?
The typical findings of CHF on the plain radiograph are - Cardiomegaly; grade I, II, or III PVH; and increased central systemic venous volume, with enlargement of the mediastinal veins (including the azygous vein) and pleural effusions. ref : david sutton radiology