Hyperinflated chest
In a hyperinflated chest radiograph, more than six ribs can be seen above the diaphragm in the mid-clavicular line. There are also flat hemidiaphragms
Causes of hyperinflation include:
- asthma
- chronic obstructive airways disease
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