Radiologic sign

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A radiologic sign is an "objective" indication of some medical fact or quality that is detected by a physician during examination of a radiograph (i.e. plain film, CT scan, MRI).

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Cardiovascular	Aortic unfolding Dense artery sign Halo sign

Respiratory	Air crescent sign Deep sulcus sign Golden S sign Hampton hump Kerley lines Peribronchial cuffing Sail sign of the chest Silhouette sign Steeple sign Thumbprint sign Traction bronchiectasis Tree-in-bud sign Westermark sign

Urogenital	Canga's bead symptom

Musculoskeletal	Crescent sign Fabella sign Fat pad sign Osteopathia striata Sail sign of the elbow

Gastrointestinal	Endoexoenteric Football sign Hampton's line Mumoli's sign Omental cake Pneumatosis intestinalis Rigler's sign Sentinel loop

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Radiologic sign

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