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yup, fat, not big boned
I wonder what’s wrong with both of these people that they needed x-rays?
The left one I see what looks to be something horribly wrong with the bowels, abdominal distension and what looks to be some sort of swelling or impaction. maybe a medical device implanted by the (anatomical) right clavicle. The fat person maybe has lung problems? the bowels are funky too, but I can’t pinpoint what’s going on.
reading x-rays is freaking hard.
left is most likely a hernia, right likely has pneumonia or cysts
The one on the left has a bright ring near the left collarbone. Looks to me like a central line, often implanted in cancer patients.
Also, and please don’t quote me on this, but I think that, if any of those were suspected to have a hernia, they were more likely to get a CAT scan. I know I had one when I had my hernia, but no x-rays, except for the compulsory pre-surgery chest x-ray.
CAT scans can be viewed as plain-film x-rays – the software actually has a function to display the data as a plain-film. Left image has a Q-port under the left clavicle, some potential abdominal distention, potential colon distention, everything else otherwise anatomically normal. The one on the right has some calcified lung nodules – potential lung cancer.
Close your eyes and imagine the smell comming off from the one on the right.
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Well,that puts to rest what my Mom used to say.”But she1s bucketful on the inside!”