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Pneumoperitoneum – erect CXR (2)

Pneumoperitoneum – erect CXR (2)

Pneumoperitoneum. This magnified view of the right hemidiaphragm from an erect CXR shows a tiny amount of free gas (arrow), showing just how sensitive this study can be.

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