Left ventricular enlargement
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Left ventricular enlargement can be the result of a number of condition, including:
- pressure overload
- volume overload
- wall abnormalities
Radiographic features
Plain radiograph
Features that may be visible on a chest radiograph include:
- left heart border is displaced leftward, inferiorly, or posteriorly
- rounding of the cardiac apex
- Hoffman-Rigler sign
- Shmoo sign
-<li><a href="/articles/hoffman-rigler-sign">Hoffman-Rigler sign</a></li>- +<li><a href="/articles/hoffman-rigler-sign-heart">Hoffman-Rigler sign</a></li>
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Figure 87: Hoffman-Rigler sign
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Figure 32: diagram (frontal)
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Figure 43: diagram (frontal)
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Figure 54: diagram (lateral)
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Figure 65: diagram (lateral)
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Figure 76: Shmoo sign