Micronodular(miliary)disease  TB  Histoplasmosis  Chicken box  Sarcoidosis  LCH  Pneumoconiosis  Alveolar microlithiasis  Metastasis

Septal thickening  Beaded / nodular * lymphangitic carcinomatosa * sarcoidosis * silicosis  Smooth * lymphangitisc carcinomatosis * pulmonary edema * alveolar proteinosis

Bilateral perihilar air- space disease  Pulmonary edema  Pulmonary hemorrhage  Alveolar proteinosis  PCP

Acute alveolar infiltrate  Pulmonary edema  Pneumonia  Pulmonary hemorrhage  Aspiration

Chronic alveolar disease  Alveolar cell carcinoma  Alveolar sarcoidosis  Lymphoma  Alveolar proteinosis

Unilateral hyperlucent lung  Obstructive emphysema  Mcleoid syndrome ( Swyer James syndrome)  Pneumothorax  Pulmonary embolism  Bullous disease  Air trapping e.g. FB, mass  Poland syndrome

Multiple lung nodules (macronodules)  Metastasis  Wegner’s granulomatosis  Rheumatoid n nodules  AVMs  Septic emboli

Small cavitating lung lesions  Septic emboli  Rheumatoid nodules  Wegner’s granulomatosis  Sq. or transitional cell ca metastasis

Upper lober disease ( CASSET P )  Cystic fibrosis  Ankylosing spondylitis  Sarcoidosis  Silicosis  Esinophilic granuloma  PCP

Basilar interstitial lung disease ( BADASS )  Bronchiectasis  Aspiration  Drugs / DIP-UIP  Asbestosis  Sickle cell disease  Scleroderma

Masses with air bronchogram  Lymphoma  Alveolar cell carcinoma  Pseudolymphoma ( maltoma )

Anterior mediastinal mass  Thymic tumors  Substernal Thyroid  LNs  Germ cell tumor

Middle mediastinal mass  LNs  Aneurysm  Esophageal duplication  Bronchogenic cyst

Posterior mediastinal mass  Neurogenic tumors  Paraspinal hematoma  Paraspinal abscess  Extraskeletal hematopoiesis  LNs enlargement  Lateral meningeocele

Opacified hemithorax  Atelectasis  Pneumonia  Pleural effusion  Post pneumonectomy

Pneumomediastinum  Ruptured esophagus  Ruptured trachea / bronchus  Iatrogenic  Broncheal asthma  pneumoperitoneum

Pleural calcification  Old TB empyema  Asbestos exposure  Hemithorax

Cardiopherenic angle mass  Pericardial cyst  Diaphragmatic hernia ( Morgagni )  Lung sequestration  Pericardial fat bad

Unilateral pulmonary edema  Aspiration  Disease in other lung e.g. COPD  Postural  Rapid expansion pulmonary edema “ Look for ICT”

Long segment tracheal narrowing  Tracheopathia osteoplastica  Tracheo-broncheal amyloidosis  Wegner’s granulomatosis  Intubation injury  Tracheobronchomalacia  Relapsing polychondritis  Papillomatosis ( extensive )

Peripheral distributed lung disease  Esinophilic pneumonia --- upper lobes  BOOP lower lobes  Hypersensitivity pneumonitis  Multiple infarcts  DIP  Alveolar cell carcinoma

Bronchiectasis  CT criteria of bronchiectasis 1- lack of tapering of bronchi 2-internal diameter of bronchus larger than the adjacent artery 3- bronchi are visible within 1 cm of pleura 4- mucus-filled, dilated bronchi

Bronchiectasis  Chronic airway infection  Pulmonary fibrosis –traction bronchiectasis  ABPA central bronchiectasis  Cystic fibrosis apical bronchiectasis  Mounier-Kuhn syndrome – tracheobronchomegally  Kartagner syndrome --- situs inversus + sinusitis

Mounier-Kuhn syndrome

ABPA

Cystic fibrosis

Kartagener’s syndrome

Dilated esophagus  Scleroderma  Achalasia  Obstructing tumor  Drugs ( atropine)  Surgury ( gastric pull-up)