Chest X-Ray Anatomy: The Hilar Structures

Radiology Masterclass showcases normal hilar anatomy on frontal chest radiography: pulmonary arteries, veins, bronchi, and how to tell them apart. Essential for any trainee learning to read chest X-rays.

• An educational resource from Radiology Masterclass that systematically reviews the normal hilar anatomy on frontal chest radiography.
• Key structures covered: right and left pulmonary arteries, superior pulmonary veins, and main bronchi, with annotated images.
• Intended for trainees and clinicians, highlighting how to differentiate normal hilar contours from pathological enlargement.

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