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"On the lateral projection, it is harder to identify because the soft tissues of the shoulders usually obscure the upper zones, and the collapse is mostly medial. There is wedge-shaped opacification in the upper anterior chest. Elevation of the horizontal fissure and anterior bowing of the upper part of the oblique fissure may be visible ³."

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