Cary Squires, MD on X: "Yellow = apical cap, hemothorax, blue & purple = widened mediastinum and tracheal deviation due to traumatic aortic injury and mediastinal hemorrhage, red = thoracic spine distraction
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sufian_the_scribe on X: "Chest xray for thoracic aortic dissection Widened mediastinum (56-63%), abnormal aortic contour (48%), aortic knuckle double calcium sign >5mm (14%), pleural effusion (L>R), tracheal shift, left apical cap, deviated
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