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Label the anterior view of the lower respiratory tract. Surface projection of left lung Surface projection of jugular notch o
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From right top then in clockwise direction

1- Surface projection of left lung

2- Surface projection of xiphoid process

3- Surface projection of heart

4- Surface projection of right lung

5- Surface projection of jugular notch of sternum

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