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Do enlarged supraclavicular lymph nodes show up on a chest x-ray?
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Unlikely: While possible in a slim patient with a Very enlarged supraclavicular node, normally the chest x-ray would look unremarkable and you'd need a chest CT to identify this finding.
Answered 9/26/2017
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