FINDINGS:
In comparison with study of , there is now a nasogastric tube in place
 with its tip in the fundus and the side hole at about the level of the
 esophagogastric junction.  The tube should be pushed forward if possible.
 
 There is some ill-defined increased opacification at the right base.  This
 could merely reflect atelectasis, though in the appropriate clinical setting,
 superimposed pneumonia would have to be considered.
 
 There is subcutaneous gas in the right supraclavicular level extending to the
 medial aspect of the lower neck.