Anatomical Correlations in Common Imaging — Flashcards

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In the mid-clavicular line, the inferior border of lung is at the _____ rib and for pleura is at the level of 8th rib

mid arm circumference is measured between _____

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An imaginary plane drawn, extending between _____ of eye and the angle of mandible, is known as Ohngren's line

The neoaortic area is beside the sternum at the _____ third intercostal space

On an abdominal CT scan, the pancreas can be identified by:- its head in close association with the _____ part of the duodenum- its body overlying the abdominal aorta

_____ angle of scapula is at the level of spinous process of vertebra T7

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Where does the small cardiac vein lie on the surface of the heart?_____

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