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Ground-glass opacity (GGO) is a radiological term that refers to an area of increased attenuation in the lung on computed tomography (CT) with preserved bronchial and vascular markings. It is a non-specific sign with a wide etiology including infection, chronic interstitial disease, and acute alveolar disease. GGO is less opaque than consolidation

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Very fast lecture difficult to grasp

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Thanks a lot for this incredible presentation, my question is sometimes we find incidental sporadic cysts on Ct thorax, when we should investigate these cysts and when we can consider them as insignificant sporadic cysts. Thanks

When you start speaking, the sound is too loud and than rapidly goes down and it's so frustrating. The information is good thank you

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Many thanks. Very, very useful. Please make more videos. Fungal lung lesions, maybe?

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Best explanation that i have seen on KZbin!Thanks a lot

very good explanation Doctor! Thank you!

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Hi. Posting as a first year rad resident. So grateful for your lectures. Would love to see more regular uploads - especially on nuances of CXR's - you explain so brilliantly.

Just finding this as a UK radiology applicant - super useful thank you

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Excellent presentation with beautiful x rays & CT. Your presentation helped me to refresh and enrich my knowledge. One extra point I would like to add is '"Localized right upper lobe pulmonary edema in Mitral Regurgitation". THANK YOU. 👏👏👏

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Thank you for posting this lecture! It is the best CXR anatomy video I have seen. Very helpful. I am bookmarking this video for future reference.

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Please make more and more.....wawo what a way to present and just 13 minutes and you concluded all 4 tough topics of radiology in a nice way with so many real world examples sequentially....take a bow 🙇‍♂️ 👏