Hampton hump is feature of?
Correct Answer: Pulmonary embolism
Description: B i.e., Pulmonary embolism Pulmonary Thrombo - Embolism (PTE) Chest X Ray *. Normal/Near-normal in dyspneic patientQ Focal (localized peripheral) oligemia (westermark sign) Peripheral pleural based wedge shaped density above the diaphragm (Hampton's humpQ) Enlarged right descending pulmonary aery (Palla sign) Long curvilinear densities reaching pleural surface (Fleischner lines) Pleural effusion on left > right (Felson's sign) Peripheral air space opacification, linear atelectasis, enlargement of central pulmonary aeries, consolidation & cavitation.
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