Summarize the radiology report findings into an impression within 3 sentences.
    INPUT: Interval placement of an orogastric tube which courses past the diaphragm and out of view with distal tip returning into view , pointing superiorly near the gastroesophageal junction . Moderate pulmonary edema and pleural effusions are likely stable given differences in positioning and layering of effusions obscuring the hemidiaphragms . Volume loss in the left lower lobe is stable . Right internal jugular central venous catheter appears kinked near the entrance into the skin which may be due to projection or kinking of the catheter . Support lines are otherwise unchanged .
    OUTPUT:
    
1 . Orogastric tube with distal tip pointing superiorly near the gastroesophageal junction . Repositioning so tip points inferiorly is recommended with confirmation of tube course with abdominal radiograph . 2 . Right internal jugular central venous catheter appears kinked near the entrance into the skin which may be due to projection or kinking of the catheter .