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Interpreting Chest X-Rays 2/e Paul W Schenk A most useful and convenientFrom reviews: 'Interpreting Chest X Rays is highly recommended for anyone wishing to acquire a basic yet relatively comprehensive approach to the chest radiograph. The book is affordable, and is particularly suited for trainees, including pulmonary medicine fellows, medical students on a radiology rotation, physicians' assistant students or nursing students on a critical care or pulmonary rotation, and first year radiology residents on a thoracic