Radiology – Case 3

An X-ray was taken in a 30 year old male who presented with a history of left sided chest pain. What is the finding is the X-ray given above? What is the condition that caused the above finding. What are the clinical features?

Note: The finding may not be related to the presenting complaint.

Image Credits : Radiopedia

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13 Comments
  1. DR. SEETU

    i think its a case of mitral stenosis

  2. jai

    aortic knob

  3. aishwarya

    bilateral absence of clavicle,lvh,prominent aortic knuckle…cleidocranial dystosis…

  4. dr.priyanka

    this skiagram is taken during expiration .causes of left sided chest pain could be multiple.

  5. Dr.Ramya

    to me it is looking lyk a collapse middle lobe silhoutte sign positive it could also be a hilar lymphadenopathy

  6. DR. SEETU

    ALSO CLAVICLES ARE ABSENT

  7. Mrug

    two things observed
    1] ground glass opacity over both lower hilum s/o consolidation?
    2] either fundal gas shadow or query air under left diaphram s/o ?? peptic perforation

  8. ragha

    Descending aortic aneurysm
    fract Left clavicle

  9. arpita

    prominent aortic knuckle, right ventricle bulge, enlarged heart, consolidation in lower lobe of lung, right side clavicle is not seen..faint shadow of left clavicle is seen..

  10. Dr Girish bhat

    hello i say this is a/p veiw dan nor p/a view,i can make out some thing in d postier mediastinal shodow probebly behibd heart probeblr acase f diaphgramatic hernia wr bowel loop in mediasinum

  11. upasana

    seems to be consolidation of both lower lobe..

  12. poonam

    aortic knuckle s/o aortic aneurism,b/l lower lobe hazziness s/o pneumonia/pulmonary oedema,cardiomegaly,widened mediastinal shadow,absent clavicle

  13. dr.sindu

    b/l ll consolidation wid increased hillar vessel markings probably pulmonary ht …