7 articles feature images from this case Chest radiograph zones Apical zone Right paratracheal stripe Upper zone Mid zone Lower zone Assessment of lungs, pleura and airways on chest x-ray (approach)

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By reading this series of Normal CXR, students will learn to appreciate the range of "normal" markings, the basics of CXR reading, and how patient age and sex influence differentials.

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Right Paratracheal Stripe (normal is <5mm, usually 2-3mm), which terminates at the azygous vein (this portion should be 1.0cm or less). Never extends below the right bronchus.