Causes of retrosternal filling on lateral chest radiograph

Causes of retrosternal filling on lateral chest radiograph

Causes of retrosternal filling on lateral chest radiograph are all Except

[A] TGA
[B] RV dilation
[C] VSD
[D] Ascending aortic aneurysm

Causes of retrosternal filling on lateral chest radiograph

Causes of retrosternal filling on lateral chest radiograph

  • Causes of retrosternal filling on lateral chest radiograph include
    • Right ventricular dilation
    • TGA
    • Ascending aortic aneurysm
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