Left-sided<unk>  ECG will show rightward shift of the frontal QRS axis, decreased precordial R voltage, decrease in QRS amplitude, and precordial T-wave inversion. Right sided<unk>  ECG may show decreased precordial QRS voltage, right axis deviation, and prominent R wave in V2 with loss of S wave voltage.
Pneumothorax electrocardiogram
Air embolism echocardiography or ultrasound
Aspiration pneumonia electrocardiogram
Hemothorax physical examination
Hemothorax echocardiography or ultrasound
Fat embolism syndrome chest x ray
Hemothorax chest x ray
Air embolism physical examination