Chest x-ray - Tuberculosis

The video will shed some light on presentation of tuberculosis on a chest x-ray. Please visit my website for disclaimer.

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• tb
• tubeculosis
• lungs
• respiratory
• system
• radiology
• radiography
• chest
• x-ray
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[Framodda]

does the trachea show minor deviation in this xray?

[hammadshams]

@Framodda I don't think so

[iampeeay01]

thanks for the very well presented video... :)

[NZrukus]

The trachea should deviate to the right slightly AT the aortic arch, knuckle, notch, whatever you call it!

[dohuktube]

trachea is normally deviated(slightly) to right side.

[drvishnubali]

outstanding for medical professionals!!!!!!!!!!!!!exce­llent!!!!

[OSUcah11]

I agree with hammadshams in that I do not see deviation of the trachea. I believe the patient's torso was angled slightly to the right because the right acromioclavicular joint is slightly lower than the patient's left. Thanks for sharing hammadshams.

[khyberzalmay]

there is slightly deviation of trachea towards the big lesion.i think .

[snoozy81]

Wow... You are a wonderful teacher. You explain it so clearly. Thanks!!

[deepak2106deepak]

thanks for sharing this important information.....

[tulip57100]

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