N	Concordance
1	In patients with recent-onset bilateral diaphragm paralysis, it has been demonst
2	following displacement of the lens-iris diaphragm due to massive choroidal and s
3	rmalization of the position of the left diaphragm on chest radiograph, and impro
4	ce techniques, the position of the lung-diaphragm interface immediately before t
5	en the phrenic nerve and the primordial diaphragm during descent from the cervic
6	homogeneous mass localized on the right diaphragm and adjoining the right anteri
7	disease limited to lymphatics below the diaphragm. Stage III disease includes vi
8	 sually treated on only one side of the diaphragm. Localized presentations of e
9	he diagnosis of traumatic hernia of the diaphragm can be obtained at the time of
10	ta opened on the pleural surface of the diaphragm. The pleural surface of the lu
11	paired force-generating capacity of the diaphragm or impaired voluntary activati
12	e instances the tumor grows through the diaphragm making site of origin difficul
13	e levator ani muscle and the urogenital diaphragm are excellently demonstrated w