Chest radiograph shows surgical clips in the left chest wall, low lung volumes with an elevated right hemidiaphragm, and a prominent mediastinum likely due to low volumes. Increased retrocardiac density may indicate consolidation or a fluid-filled known hiatal hernia. No definitive rib fracture, pneumothorax, pleural effusion, or focal opacity is seen. A diffuse interstitial pattern in the lungs is likely indicative of chronic changes.
Hernia (Present) Fibrosis (Uncertain)