CHEST X RAY MADE EASY, HÌNH ẢNH XQ NGỰC

1. HOW TO LOOK AT A CHEST XRAY 2. LOCALIZING LESIONS 3. THE WHITE LUNG FIELD 4. THE BLACK LUNG FIELD 5. THE ABNORMAL HILUM 6. THE ABNORMAL HEART SHADOW 7. THE WIDENED MEDIASTINUM 8. ABNORMAL RIBS 9. ABNORMAL SOFT TISSUES 10. THE HIDDENED ABNORMALITY

1 HOW TO LOOK AT

A CHEST X-RAY

AP  PA

1.2 Technical quality

Poor inspiratory effort  Full inspiration

1.3

Scanning the

PA film

1.4

How to look at the lateral film

2 LOCALIZING

LESIONS

The lungs

The heart

3 THE WHITE

LUNG FIELD

Pleuraleffusion

3.2 Collapse

RIGHT UPPER LOBE COLLAPSE

RIGHT MIDDLE LOBE COLLAPSE

RIGHT LOWER LOBE COLLAPSE

LEFT UPPER LOBE COLLAPSE

LEFT LOWER LOBE COLLAPSE

LEFT LOWER LOBE COLLAPSE3.3 Pneumonectomy

3.4 Consolidation

3.5 Abestos plaques

3.6 Mesothelioma

3.7 The coin lesion

3.8 Cavitating lung lesion

3.9 Left ventricular failure

3.10 Bronchiectasis

3.11 Fibrosis

3.12 Chickenpox pneumonia

3.13 Miliary shadowing

4 THE BLACK

LUNG FIELD

4.1 Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease

4.2 Pneumothorax

4.3 Tension pneumothorax

4.4 Pulmonary embolus

5 THE ABNORMAL

HILUM

5.2 Unilateral hilar enlargement

5.2 Bilateral hilar enlargement

6 THE ABNORMAL

HEART SHADOW

6.1 Atrial septal defect

6.2 Mitral stenosis

6.3 Left ventricular aneurysm

6.4 Pericardial effusion

7 THE WIDENED

MEDIASTINUM

8 ABNORMAL RIBS

METASTATIC DEPOSITS

9 ABNORMAL

SOFT TISSUES

SURGICAL EMPHYSEMA

10 THE HIDDENED

ABNORMALITY

PANCOAST’S TUMOR