Pulmonary Embolism : Chest X-ray Interpretation

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Pulmonary embolism : Chest X-ray Interpretation
This video includes:
Definition of pulmonary Embolism
Etiology of pulmonary Embolism
Radiographic features
Tension pneumothorax
Fleischner sign
Hampton hump
Westermark sign
Knuckle sign
Palla sign
Chang sign
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