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Crash Course In Chest Radiology

PHYSICS DENSITIES SOFT TISSUES BONE WATER FAT AIR

NORMAL CHEST ANATOMY AIRWAYS TRACHEA BRONCHI

NORMAL CHEST ANATOMY LUNGS FISSURES LOBES SEGMENTS PULMONARY VASCULAR MARKINGS

MINOR FISSURE MAJOR FISSURE

MAJOR FISSURE MINOR FISSURE

RUL RUL LUL RML RLL RML RLL LLL

NORMAL CHEST ANATOMY MEDIASTINUM/HILA AORTA/MAIN PULMONARY ARTERY HEART CHAMBERS “THE BUMPS”

LA RV RA LV

AA SVC MPA LV RA “THE BUMPS”

PROMINENT MEDIALLY TAPERS PERIPHERALLY PULMONARY VASCULAR MARKINGS

MORE PROMINENT INFERIORLY PULMONARY VASCULAR MARKINGS

NORMAL CHEST ANATOMY PLEURA PARIETAL VISCERAL

LUNG Visceral Pleura Parietal Pleura Pleural Space Pleural Fluid Normal – 15-20cc LUNG

NORMAL CHEST ANATOMY OTHERS DIAPHRAGM RIBS GASTRIC BUBBLE LIVER SHADOW THYMUS

sharp

L HEMIDIAPHRAGM GASTRIC BUBBLE R HEMIDIAPHRAGM GASTRIC BUBBLE LIVER SHADOW

AIR BRONCHOGRAM AIR BRONCHOGRAM SIGN BRANCHING LUCENCIES WITHIN THE OPACIFIED LUNG DENOTES AIR SPACE DISEASE PNEUMONIA PULMONARY EDEMA PULMONARY HEMORRHAGE

AIR-BRONCHOGRAM SIGN

AIR BRONCHOGRAM

COMMON CHEST PATHOLOGIES

PNEUMONIA AIR-SPACE PNEUMONIA INTERSTITIAL PNEUMONIA

AIR SPACE AIRWAY AIR BRONCHOGRAM

RIGHT UPPER LOBE PNEUMONIA

PNEUMONIA RUL, RML AND LLL