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Discover Ludwig"left chest" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to refer to the left side of the chest when discussing medical conditions or anatomy. For example: "The doctor noticed a swelling in his left chest and ordered a scan."
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He found four different chest pain locations (upper chest, central retrosternal, central chest, left chest, and left arm).
Results: Descriptions of the location (left chest, 66.6%), character (pressure, 59.2%), and precipitants of chest pain (walking, 51.8%) were consistent with clinical descriptions of "typical angina".
Robinson was hit by bullets in his lip, left front shoulder, left chest, and right index finger.
The patient also presented with pain in the back and left chest wall.
Left: Chest radiograph shows the aortopulmonary window with an abnormal convex border (arrow).
The Robin crest will need to cover the left chest of the red shirt.
Don't forget his belt, cape, and the letter "R" on his left chest.
Chest radiograph (a) demonstrates a pleural pigtail drain projecting over the lower left chest (circle).
Man with a massive tumor of the left chest wall.
In November, Carson discovered a mass in her left chest.
The RML may require further reduction to fit into the neonatal left chest.
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