The chest radiograph demonstrates motion artifact, which may limit interpretation. Despite this, there is prominence of the bilateral hilar vasculature and opacities that raise the possibility of cardiopulmonary edema. Hilar adenopathy cannot be excluded and should be considered in the differential diagnosis. If clinical concern persists, repeat dedicated AP and lateral chest radiographs are recommended for better assessment.
Hilar lymphadenopathy (Uncertain) Edema (Uncertain)