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chest x ray showed left sided hydropneumothorax What is the diagnostic dilemma Differential diagnosis of air fluid level on chest X-Ray are cavitary lung lesions, loculated empyema, hydropneumothorax, esophageal obstruction,
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Pulmonary venous atresia-a rare and important etiology of reccurent LTRI
Dhan Raj Bagri*, Narendra Jangid**, Rambabu Sharma***, Priyanshu Mathur*
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... to the nature of the study, only single blinding was possible; however, the person recording the hemodynamic parameters was unconnected to the study. (table 1, fig 1) the mean time required for laryngeal view (T1) was 14.64 +/-8.38sec in airtraq group and 23.45+/-7.998 sec in fiberoptic group and hence it was significantly less in airtraq group. ...
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... patients had unilateral involvement of the hip joint. X ray (Fig 1a) and CT scan (Fig 1b) and MRI were done in all patients to clinch the diagnosis. MRI was done to rule out any associated labral tear. ...
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... patients had unilateral involvement of the hip joint. X ray (Fig 1a) and CT scan (Fig 1b) and MRI were done in all patients to clinch the diagnosis. MRI was done to rule out any associated labral tear. ...
