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Clinical Anatomy: Incidental detection of late presenting co-arctation of the aorta on chest x-ray

5 Sep, 12 | by Emma

How better to revisit the applied anatomy of the thorax than in this case of a 31 year old man with shortness of breath on minimal exertion.

Seema Biswas
Editor-in-Chief

Incidental detection of late presenting co-arctation of the aorta on chest x-ray: the importance of rib notching

Posted in Clinical Anatomy, Editors choice.
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