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The 16 pages that link to Chest radiography, each with the reason it gives.

• Pulmonary edemaRelated: It can reveal vascular redistribution, interstitial markings, or air-space opacities associated with edema.

• PneumoniaRelated: A chest X-ray can reveal lung opacities consistent with pneumonia.

• Aspiration pneumoniaRelated: A chest radiograph can reveal infiltrates consistent with pneumonia after aspiration.

• SilicosisRelated: Small rounded opacities and advanced scarring can appear on chest images.

• Community-acquired pneumoniaRelated: A new opacity on chest imaging often helps establish the diagnosis.

• Pleural effusionRelated: A chest radiograph can reveal fluid and estimate its distribution.

• AsbestosisRelated: It can show diffuse lung opacities and pleural abnormalities associated with asbestos exposure.

• PneumothoraxRelated: It commonly reveals a visible pleural line and absent lung markings beyond it.

• AtelectasisRelated: It commonly reveals volume loss and helps locate atelectatic regions.

• Respiratory diseaseRelated: It can reveal patterns such as lung opacities, though it does not identify every cause.

• PneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosisRelated: Chest radiographs can reveal patterns of lung changes associated with silicosis.