CTICasesUtility of the Lateral Chest Radiograph
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Imaging findings
Subtle nodule in the anterior chest region, identifiable primarily on the lateral view and difficult to appreciate on the PA view.
Key takeaways
The lateral radiograph is crucial for identifying subtle pulmonary lesions that may be obscured by overlying structures on the PA view.
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