From the case:
Malpositioned nasogastric tube in the right main bronchus
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Nasogastric tube down the right main bronchus (seen on the windowed image).
Case Discussion
The importance of windowing when checking for NG tube placement is demonstrated here with the tip in the right main bronchus.
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