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The diaphragm has a reverse curvature and there is a defect in the descending aorta consistent with traumatic laceration. The 3.5 MHz transducer is in longitudinal orientation and placed perpendicular to the chest wall to scan through the 8th intercostal space in the left posterior axillary line.