In this lateral view of the right lung, the arrow is pointing to which structure a. cardiac notch b. horizontal fissure c. oblique fissure d. hilum e. apex
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BOTH LUNGS Base Apex RIGHT LUNG superior lobe middle lobe inferior lobe horizontal fissure oblique fissure Costal surfaces Diaphragmatic surfaces Mediastinal surfaces LEFT LUNG superior lobe inferior lobe oblique fissure cardiac notch
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