Rad 5: CD Wallace T. Miller, Jr. M.D. Associate professor of Radiology and Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine

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Rad 5: CD Wallace T. Miller, Jr. M.D. Associate professor of Radiology and Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine

cm Normal Study

bs 56 woman Hx rheumatic fever as a child now with dyspnea and scant hemoptysis

bs 56 woman Hx rheumatic fever as a child now with dyspnea and scant hemoptysis

Mitral Regurgitation and Stenosis LA Enlargment = Mitral valve disease Double density 4 th mogul Elevation of L mainstem broncus Posterior displacement of upper heart border

ju 56 male engineer with increasing dyspnea with exertion

ju 56 male engineer with increasing dyspnea with exertion

Aortic Insufficiency Schmoo heart LV enlargement Aortic root enlargment Differential diagnosis AI Systemic HTN Late stage AS (Ischemic heart disease –LV enlargment, no root dilatation)

gr 33 woman with poor exercise tolerance

Idiopathic Cardiomyopathy Grapefruit heart Normal shape but too big for body Differential diagnosis Cardiomyopathy Pericardial effusion

lk 36 man with chronic renal insufficiency, sp renal Tx, now with fevers.

lk 36 man with chronic renal insufficiency, sp renal Tx, now with fevers.

lk 36 man with chronic renal insufficiency, sp renal Tx, now with fevers.

Pericardial Effusion in Patient with Renal Failure Smaller heart in a big pericardium pericardium Incidental R aortic arch

bs Mitral heart Schmoo heart Grapefruit heart MS AIcardiomyopathy MR HTNpericardial effusion AS

tt 49 man post op

tt 49 man post op

rk Two elderly women, post op.

rk Two elderly women, post op.

rk Two elderly women, post op.

ea Two elderly women, post op.

ea Two elderly women, post op.

These images came from file miller14820.cardiac.medstudent

bs 56 woman Hx rheumatic fever as a child now with dyspnea and scant hemoptysis