Atelectasis chest x ray

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Chest X Ray

Post-surgical atelectasis will be bibasal in pattern.

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  Right lower lobe collapse
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  Right lower lobe collapse. The same patient. Lateral view.

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  Left upper lobe collapse
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  Left upper lobe collapse

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  Left lower lobe collapse

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  S Sign of the Golden
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  S Sign of the Golden