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chest x-ray
(redirected from Chest radiograph)

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chest x-ray,
radiographic assessment of the pulmonary and cardiac systems.
chest x-ray,
n an examination of the chest using x-rays. Routinely performed in patients complaining of chest pain to rule out respiratory or heart disease.
chest X-ray
Chest film, see there


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Chest radiograph results suggested pneumonia with perihilar infiltrates.
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