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oblique projection

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oblique projection

Three-dimensional drawing, drawn at either 30° or 45° to the horizontal. The 30° oblique has measurements along oblique lines that are half scale. The 45° oblique drawing has its oblique line measurements at full scale.
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2) In oblique projections of the upper thorax, the pattern of contrast media in the esophagus, trachea, and fistulous tract can resemble the letter H, especially in patients with congenital fistulas.
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