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On chest radiographs, a paraesophageal hernia may appear as a soft-tissue-opacity lesion posterior to the heart near the esophageal hiatus. | On chest radiographs, a paraesophageal [[hernia]] may appear as a soft-tissue-opacity lesion posterior to the [[heart]] near the esophageal hiatus. | ||
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Overview
On chest radiographs, a paraesophageal hernia may appear as a soft-tissue-opacity lesion posterior to the heart near the esophageal hiatus.