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Figure 2. ; Intubation and radiograph time.
J. Patrick Bowman,
Michael P. Nedley,
Kimberly A. Jenkins, and
Charles R. Fahncke
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Intubation and radiograph time.

Figure 1.; Preoperative Anterior-Posterior Chest Radiograph
Toru Yamamoto,
Tatsuru Tsurumaki,
Hiroko Kanemaru, and
Kenji Seo
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Preoperative Anterior-Posterior Chest Radiograph

Figure.; Preoperative anterior-posterior (AP) chest radiograph. AP chest radiograph illustrating severe scoliosis (Cobb angle ∼55°).
Nobuhito Kamekura,
Takayuki Hojo,
Yukie Nitta,
Yuri Hase, and
Toshiaki Fujisawa
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Preoperative anterior-posterior (AP) chest radiograph. AP chest radiograph illustrating severe scoliosis (Cobb angle ∼55°).

Figure 1.; Preoperative Panoramic Radiograph. Panoramic radiograph illustrating osteomyelitis of the left mandible.
Yuki Kojima,
Kazuma Asano,
Takeshi Murouchi, and
Kazuya Hirabayashi
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Preoperative Panoramic Radiograph.

Panoramic radiograph illustrating osteomyelitis of the left mandible.

Figure 1; Section of panoramic radiograph showing dislocated right condyle.
Andrew L. Young,
Junad Khan,
Davis C. Thomas, and
Samuel Y. P. Quek
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Section of panoramic radiograph showing dislocated right condyle.

Figure 1.; Chest radiograph demonstrating dental bridge in the stomach.
Steve Neustein and
Mark Beicke
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Chest radiograph demonstrating dental bridge in the stomach.

Figure 5.; Anteroposterior Radiograph After Passing the Amalgam Fragment Anteroposterior radiograph obtained approximately 4 hours after the initial anteroposterior radiograph showing the amalgam fragment no longer present and presumed to have passed into the stomach.
Tiffany Smith,
Rachel Blum, and
Raquel Rozdolski
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Anteroposterior Radiograph After Passing the Amalgam Fragment

Anteroposterior radiograph obtained approximately 4 hours after the initial anteroposterior radiograph showing the amalgam fragment no longer present and presumed to have passed into the stomach.

Figure 1.; Clinical Picture and Chest Radiograph of the Patient. A, Side view of the patient. B, AP chest radiograph demonstrating significant scoliosis and tracheal deviation.
Toru Yamamoto,
Yuhei Koyama,
Yutaka Tanaka, and
Kenji Seo
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Clinical Picture and Chest Radiograph of the Patient.

A, Side view of the patient. B, AP chest radiograph demonstrating significant scoliosis and tracheal deviation.

Figure 3.; Unremarkable anteroposterior chest radiograph from 2015, which is typical of the disease.
Michelle Wong
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Unremarkable anteroposterior chest radiograph from 2015, which is typical of the disease.

; Preoperative chest radiograph showing reticular shadows (arrowheads) in both lower lung fields.
Yoshiki Shionoya,
Hatsuko Kamiga,
Gentarou Tsujimoto,
Eishi Nakamura,
Kiminari Nakamura, and
Katsuhisa Sunada

Preoperative chest radiograph showing reticular shadows (arrowheads) in both lower lung fields.