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Chest Imaging Lecture: Pulmonary Embolism Evaluation and Radiological Anatomy Review

Dive into the evaluation of a patient with acute chest pain and shortness of breath, emphasizing pulmonary embolism diagnosis and radiological chest anatomy. Understand chest imaging findings and differential diagnoses through interactive learning.

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Chest Imaging Lecture: Pulmonary Embolism Evaluation and Radiological Anatomy Review

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  1. Interactive CHEST IMAGINGlecture 366 COURSE October 2016

  2. Question ? • Patient presented to ER with acute chest pain and SOB • Past history of pelvic fracture with hospital admission for 5 weeks. • Answer the following question by selecting the SINGLE BEST ANSWER 1. ------------------- 2.-------------------- X 3.-------------------- 4.--------------------

  3. Answer ? • Patient presented to ER with acute chest pain and SOB • Past history of pelvic fracture with hospital admission for 5 weeks. PULMONARY EMBOLISM Q-SINGLE BEST ANSWER 1. ------------------- 2.CTA showing PULMONARY EMBOLISM X 3.-------------------- 4.--------------------

  4. Anatomy

  5. trachea Anatomy Costophrenic angle Diaphragmatic cupola

  6. Hilum

  7. COUNTING RIBS

  8. Radiological Anatomy of the Chest L R Upper Lobe Upper Lobe ????? ????? Lower Lobe Major Fissure Lower Lobe Major Fissure LEFT LUNG RIGHT LUNG

  9. Radiological Anatomy of the Chest L R Upper Lobe Upper Lobe Minor Fissure Middle Lobe Lower Lobe Major Fissure Lower Lobe Major Fissure LEFT LUNG RIGHT LUNG

  10. EXAM?NORMAL/ABNORMAL?

  11. 1-EXAM2-SIGN?3-DIAGNOSIS? ?

  12. LUNG WINDOW Consolidation

  13. 1-EXAM2-SIGN?3-DIAGNOSIS?

  14. MASS OR INFILTERATION?

  15. ATELECTASIS Vs PNEUMONIA

  16. Right ???? lobe ?????

  17. DIAGNOSIS • 37 YEARS OLD PATIENT WITH SOB AND FEVER.

  18. MASS OR INFILTERATATION ?

  19. Neoplastic: MASS

  20. MASS OR INFILTERATATION ? STEPS 1 2 3 ---?--- WINDOW

  21. MASS OR INFILTERATION?

  22. EXAM? ?

  23. EXAM? CALCIFIC PLAQUE ? CT ANGIOGRAPHY CORONARY ARTERIES CATHETER ANGIOGRAPHYCORONARY ARTERIES

  24. HEART ?

  25. ABNORMAL?DIAGNOSIS?

  26. BLUNTED RIGHTCOSTOPHRENIC ANGLEDIAGNOSIS: PLEURAL EFFUSION.

  27. ????

  28. HYDRO-PNEUMOTHORAX AIR FLAT FLUID LEVEL FLAT FLUID LEVEL

  29. Heart ?

  30. Pleural effusion and pericardial effusion

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