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2 topics, 14 min.
9 topics, 31 min.
Introduction: Chest Pain
4 m.Case 1 - Pneumothorax on Chest X-ray
3 m.Case 2 - Pneumothorax without Tension
3 m.Case 3 - Pneumothorax with Tension
2 m.Case 4 - Pneumothorax on Chest CT
6 m.Pneumothorax - Summary
3 m.Case 5 - Pericardial Effusion
10 m.Pericardial Effusion - Summary
4 m.Chest Pain Lesson Reinforcement Quiz
11 topics, 54 min.
Introduction: Shortness of Breath
2 m.Case 1 - Pulmonary Embolism - Approach to CT Pulmonary Angiography
8 m.Case 2 - Pulmonary Embolism
6 m.Pulmonary Embolism - Summary
4 m.Case 3 - Pulmonary Edema
3 m.Case 4 - Suspected Pulmonary Edema with CT for Differential
7 m.Case 5 - Importance of Search Pattern in Cases with Multiple Findings
8 m.Case 6 - History of Asthma
7 m.Case 7 - Lymphoma
8 m.Case 8 - Malignancy
6 m.Shortness of Breath Reinforcement Quiz
7 topics, 27 min.
6 topics, 23 min.
9 topics, 36 min.
Introduction: Lines & Tubes
2 m.Case 1 - Orogastric Tubes
14 m.Introduction: Foreign Bodies
2 m.Case 2 - Foreign Body
3 m.Case 3 - Esophageal Foreign Body
4 m.Case 4 - Esophageal Perforation
10 m.Case 5 - Edge of Film - Myocardial Infarction Incidental
3 m.Myocardial infarction - Summary
4 m.Miscellaneous Reinforcement Quiz
0:00
Indications of shortness of breath. Things to consider are pulmonary edema,
0:05
emboli, effusion, pneumonia, and certainly during the time of pandemic would
0:10
include Covid 19, pneumo thoraxes, asthma, pericardial effusion or even
0:15
COPD exacerbations. Because you're thinking about different types of images
0:19
that you're going to see. Again, PA And lateral chest radiographs are going
0:23
to be very, very common and are fantastic screening tools, not every single
0:28
common cause is gonna be seen the same way or the same degree
0:32
of certainty on a radiograph. Usually the CT is much more helpful for
0:37
further characterizing when appropriate. There may be instances where lateral
0:41
decubitus for pneumothorax might be helpful if you're not really sure what
0:45
you're seeing just on a supine or if the patient can't sit upright. Again,
0:50
CT chest with contrast or CTPA for pulmonary arteriogram, maybe something
0:58
that you consider in the right, clinical context. EKG, while not necessarily
1:03
something that we order or interpret is something that we may ask for
1:08
our clinicians to at least consider to help put things together.
1:10
So as you think about entities like asthma or COPD, chest radiographs may
1:16
not always be able to diagnose them, but they can rule out other
1:20
sorts of things. If you've got a patient who's got a COPD
1:24
history or an asthma history, the radiographs are helpful because it may
1:28
show you very clearly that there's a focal lobar consolidation. Hey,
1:32
this is pneumonia, or in the right context, this is the patient who has
1:35
now been in an accident who happens to have a history of asthma
1:39
or COPD, has had chest trauma, and hey, this is a contusion. So
1:43
there are lots of things that can be helpful, but including and excluding,
1:47
so consider the most efficient way to approach things, keeping in mind that
1:51
again, the PA lateral chest, very, very good screening tool, and the CT
1:55
is helpful for the characterization.
Interactive Transcript
0:00
Indications of shortness of breath. Things to consider are pulmonary edema,
0:05
emboli, effusion, pneumonia, and certainly during the time of pandemic would
0:10
include Covid 19, pneumo thoraxes, asthma, pericardial effusion or even
0:15
COPD exacerbations. Because you're thinking about different types of images
0:19
that you're going to see. Again, PA And lateral chest radiographs are going
0:23
to be very, very common and are fantastic screening tools, not every single
0:28
common cause is gonna be seen the same way or the same degree
0:32
of certainty on a radiograph. Usually the CT is much more helpful for
0:37
further characterizing when appropriate. There may be instances where lateral
0:41
decubitus for pneumothorax might be helpful if you're not really sure what
0:45
you're seeing just on a supine or if the patient can't sit upright. Again,
0:50
CT chest with contrast or CTPA for pulmonary arteriogram, maybe something
0:58
that you consider in the right, clinical context. EKG, while not necessarily
1:03
something that we order or interpret is something that we may ask for
1:08
our clinicians to at least consider to help put things together.
1:10
So as you think about entities like asthma or COPD, chest radiographs may
1:16
not always be able to diagnose them, but they can rule out other
1:20
sorts of things. If you've got a patient who's got a COPD
1:24
history or an asthma history, the radiographs are helpful because it may
1:28
show you very clearly that there's a focal lobar consolidation. Hey,
1:32
this is pneumonia, or in the right context, this is the patient who has
1:35
now been in an accident who happens to have a history of asthma
1:39
or COPD, has had chest trauma, and hey, this is a contusion. So
1:43
there are lots of things that can be helpful, but including and excluding,
1:47
so consider the most efficient way to approach things, keeping in mind that
1:51
again, the PA lateral chest, very, very good screening tool, and the CT
1:55
is helpful for the characterization.
Report
Faculty
Jamlik-Omari Johnson, MD, FASER
Chair, Department of Radiology
University of Southern California
Tags
X-Ray (Plain Films)
Vascular
Trauma
Myocardium
Lungs
Infectious
Idiopathic
Emergency
Chest
Cardiac
CT
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