Dissecting aneurysm

Arch of Aorta aneurysm

Dextrocardia

Stomach bubble on left 

Right diaphragm lower 

Position of heart determines which diaphragm is lower, not liver. 

Pulmonary edema

Alveolar oedema manifests as ill-defined nodular opacities tending to confluence (see image with arrows). Interstitial oedema can be seen as peripheral septal lines - Kerley B lines (arrowheads). 

Grade	Description	PCWP (mmHg)
0	Normal	8 - 12
1	upper zone diversion	13 - 18
2	interstitial oedema	19 - 25
3	alveolar oedema	>25

Aortic arch aneurysm

Ebstein's anomaly

BOX SHAPED HEART

Septal and posterior leaflets of  the tricuspid valve are long and redundant  -and there proximal portion is plastered to the wall of RV particularly along septal wall - result in tricuspid regurgitation

- Proximal portion of RV cavity is “atrialized” but it contracts synchronously with the ventricle 

- RV performance markedly reduced

patent  fortamen  ovale or atrial  septal defect frequently seen - results in Rt-to-lt shunt  inducing central cyanosis