book_title | section_heading | file_path | line_start | line_end | snippet -----------+-----------------+-----------+------------+----------+--------- Tintinalli's Emergency Medicine A Comprehensive Study | LABORATORY EVALUATION AND IMAGING | /textbooks/9781260019933/9781260019933_block18.md | 3645 | 3646 | ...>>>Chest<<< >>>radiograph<<< is needed to identify pneumonia, >>>pleural<<< >>>effusion<<<, or >>>cardiomegaly<<<. Bed-side ultrasound can detect pericardial and >>>pleural<<< effusions. Murray & Nadel's Textbook of Respiratory Medicine, 2-Volume | Diagnosis and Management | /textbooks/9780323655873/9780323655873_block25.md | 2108 | 2109 | *Figure 108.3 Pulmonary >>>effusion<<< from congestive heart failure. (A) Frontal >>>chest<<< >>>radiograph<<< in a patient with pulmonary edema shows >>>cardiomegaly<<<, bilateral >>>pleural<<< effusions (arrows), and central interstitial thickening. Note... Tintinalli's Emergency Medicine A Comprehensive Study | DIAGNOSIS OF HEART FAILURE IN CONGENITAL HEART DISEASE | /textbooks/9781260019933/9781260019933_block10.md | 3479 | 3481 | ...>>>Chest<<< >>>radiograph<<< may reveal a cardiac silhouette suggestive of a particular congenital defect, >>>cardiomegaly<<<, and pulmonary edema or >>>pleural<<< >>>effusion<<<. Table 129-5 outlines characteristic >>>chest<<< >>>radiograph<<< and ECG findings... Roberts and Hedges’ Clinical Procedures in Emergency | Less Common | /textbooks/9780323354783/9780323354783_block3.md | 1693 | 1728 | ...4c6d48d34787258c85fc2fa6a69e95f8409c3d672c00389b424133cc9f206678.png) *Figure 9.1 >>>Effusion<<< from congestive heart failure. A, A frontal >>>chest<<< >>>radiograph<<< in a patient with pulmonary edema shows >>>cardiomegaly<<<, bilateral >>>pleural<<< effusions (arrows), and central interstitial... Tintinalli's Emergency Medicine A Comprehensive Study | Pulse oximetry, chest radiograph, and ECG | /textbooks/9781260019933/9781260019933_block5.md | 1949 | 1951 | ...36 Most patients with PE have a >>>chest<<< >>>radiograph<<< with one or more abnormalities, including >>>cardiomegaly<<<, basilar atelectasis, infiltrate, or >>>pleural<<< >>>effusion<<<; all are nonspecific for PE. In <5% of...