PMC2957859_01
Chest X-ray was taken with abdominal shield. There was a huge mass occupying the left chest; trachea is deviated to the right. The mass caused loss of volume in left lung and elevated left hemidiaphragm.
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Chest X-ray (in upright position, Figure 1) and computerised tomography of thorax (in left lateral position which could be barely tolerated by the dyspnoeic patient, Figure 2) were performed on the day of admission.
Computerised tomography of thorax in left lateral position which could be barely tolerated by the dyspnoeic patient.
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Chest X-ray (in upright position, Figure 1) and computerised tomography of thorax (in left lateral position which could be barely tolerated by the dyspnoeic patient, Figure 2) were performed on the day of admission.