FRCR Part 2B Practice Questions - Final FRCR Part B Examination (Clinical Radiology) - CR2B Exam

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A 55-year-old smoker has a chest radiograph showing a peripheral right upper lobe mass. Which radiographic sign on the frontal film most reliably indicates that the lesion arises within the lung rather than the mediastinum or pleura?

Acute angles with the lung and a complete, well-defined border An obtuse angle with the chest wall and incomplete border Silhouetting of the right heart border Elevation of the right hemidiaphragm

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Acute angles with the lung and a complete, well-defined border

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