FRCR Part 2A Practice Questions - Final FRCR Part A Examination (Clinical Radiology) - CR2A Exam

On a chest radiograph, which finding most specifically indicates a left lower lobe collapse?

Elevation of the right hemidiaphragm with mediastinal shift to the right A 'sail sign' triangular opacity behind the heart with loss of the medial left hemidiaphragm A wedge-shaped opacity in the right cardiophrenic angle Hyperexpansion of the left lung with flattened diaphragm

Correct Answer:

A 'sail sign' triangular opacity behind the heart with loss of the medial left hemidiaphragm

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