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The angulated basal view. A new method for evaluation of lower lobe pulmonary disease.

Abstract An anteroposterior projection with the x-ray beam angulated toward the feet permits delineation of disease in the lower lobes of the lung fields. Whenever the clinical history or examination points to lower lobe pathology, this view is helpful in discovering and following abnormalities and in evaluating disease uncovered by more routine radiographs.