A very tall, slender 16-year-old boy is referred for evaluation of an abnormal CXR. He reports no pulmonary or cardiac symptoms, and feels well. On physical examination, he has long fingers, pectus excavatum, and a high arched palate. Which of the following is most likely to be seen on his CXR?
A very tall, slender 16-year-old boy is referred for evaluation of an abnormal CXR. He reports no pulmonary or cardiac symptoms, and feels well. On physical examination, he has long fingers, pectus excavatum, and a high arched palate. Which of the following is most likely to be seen on his CXR?
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A very tall, slender 16-year-old boy is referred for evaluation of an abnormal CXR. He reports no pulmonary or cardiac symptoms, and feels well. On physical examination, he has long fingers, pectus excavatum, and a high arched palate. Which of the following is most likely to be seen on his CXR?
✓ Correct Answer: B. aortic dilatation
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