5 Cases in 5 Minutes: Thoracic #1

[@ZainDaPain]

R2 here - these case series are incredible. Thank you for sharing

[@Radquarters]

That's great to hear, and I'm thrilled that you enjoyed them :)

[@durelltrago62]

❤. Love the quick reviews!

[@Radquarters]

So glad to hear that, and thank you!

[@Sintrophia1]

Great cases and even better commentary! Thanks for uploading and hope to see many more to come.

[@Radquarters]

Much appreciated! I'm planning on continuing, thanks for watching!

[@dinklethakkar6371]

1. Pneumomediatinum 2. Hot quadrate sign 3. Pulmonary alveolar proteinosis 4. Mediastinal teratoma 5. COP - cryptogenic organising pneumonia. Thank you!

[@Radquarters]

You're welcome, thanks for watching!

[@keluthchavanvenugopalnaik3074]

Excellent cases in quick action

[@Radquarters]

Thank you!

[@MyHamtaro95]

Incredible cases! So grateful I am 🙏🙏

[@caiyu538]

Review your excellent tutorials from your latest case. Great teacher.

[@Radquarters]

Thanks! 😃

[@habtishjenbola367]

Thanks..God bless you!!!!

[@Radquarters]

You are so welcome Habtish Jenbola!

[@Ultrasoundcases83]

Great teacher, Very well explained

[@Radquarters]

Thank you! 😃

[@bennychun1021]

Great study aid at the time of covid. Thanks so much

[@Radquarters]

Glad to help Freiheit!

[@DR.Mohamed.Zahrawi]

thanks a lot , but i have a comment here, acute hypersensitivity pneumonitis tends to have central involvement, whereas chronic one is the one to have peripheral involvement..thanks a lot again..really great effort.

[@Radquarters]

You're welcome, and good point about acute HP!

[@linstitut8519]

8:22 min , correction the pattern of COP is a differential diagnostic for chronique éosinophilique pneumoniae ( carington ) and not acute .

[@Radquarters]

Excellent point, this was an unusual case that actually had both diagnoses at the time of biopsy.

[@ryanmcgeary8406]

Great cases, thanks

[@Radquarters]

Glad you enjoyed them!

[@caiyu538]

Great review of these excellent cases.

[@Radquarters]

Thank you Cai Yu!

[@devanramachandran5366]

Fantastic, 10/10. Thank you.

[@Radquarters]

Thank you, really appreciate that!

[@adlesal24]

Great cases and greater explanation Despite the fact i am a physician not a radiologist but i enjoy your series I have a silly question, how differentiate case number 5 from pleural thickening and pleural plaques? Don't they also have similar appearance?

[@Radquarters]

Appreciate that, and I'm delighted that you enjoy the series. The presence of subpleural sparing and the reverse halo sign are clues of organizing pneumonia that we don't tend to see with typical pleural thickening. We see some air bronchograms in this case which indicate airspace consolidation as opposed to pleural disease. Also, the images shared in this case are in lung windows, but soft tissue windows would help to further identify pleural thickening. Finally, pleural plaques are often calcified, particularly in the setting of asbestos-related pleural disease, which we don't see in this case.

[@adlesal24]

@@Radquarters 💝💝💝💝💝 What an elegant explanation Thanks for your through reply

[@selemanfadhili5382]

You are a great radiologist.Waiting fore more.

[@Radquarters]

More to come!

[@javairiakhan4978]

Very informative

[@Radquarters]

Glad you think so!

[@rajuloswal3018]

Amazing session

[@Radquarters]

Thanks so much!

[@AyeshasVlogz]

Excellent cases...great study aid

[@Radquarters]

Glad you enjoyed them M Playz!

[@AyeshasVlogz]

Thanks

[@Radquarters]

You're welcome!

[@alfaimaging8755]

nice quick study capsules... waiting for more :)

[@Radquarters]

Thanks for watching Alfa Imaging, stay tuned for more cases each week :)

[@عبداللهمحمد-س5ض5ك]

Thank you we miss you

[@Radquarters]

You are welcome! Stay tuned :)

[@bluesky-lq5ne]

You are the best of the best,expecting more series at tiptoe Thank you sir

[@mohammadshafique5921]

Excellent case presentation

[@Radquarters]

So nice of you blue sky!

[@immane75]

Very good .Thank You .

[@Radquarters]

Great to hear, thanks immane75.

[@rajendrakumarsinghmehra2368]

Thank you for your knowledge

[@Radquarters]

You're welcome Rajendra Kumar Singh Mehra, and thank you for watching!

[@hibaeltayeb6450]

Nice cases and presentation

[@Radquarters]

Thank you kindly hiba eltayeb!

[@SANGSful]

Great work. Thank you.

[@Radquarters]

Thanks for watching Sangeeta!

[@عبداللهمحمد-س5ض5ك]

Thank you so much

[@Radquarters]

You're welcome, and thanks for watching!

[@sadia4053]

Great description Quick review Excellent Thanks 😊

[@Radquarters]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Sisodias67]

Good cases.Excellent discussion.

[@Radquarters]

Thank you!

[@punyadapadhy4550]

Awesome! Please do upload more such videos :)

[@Radquarters]

Thank you Punyada Padhy, and I'm now uploading a weekly video 😊

[@RadiologyME]

Good presentation....

[@Radquarters]

Thank you Radiology Made Easy!

[@thewombats6666]

Please do more videos

[@shashwatpriyadarshi972]

Superfast supereffective

[@Radquarters]

Thanks, and glad you found it helpful!

[@naeemasr5022]

Respected sir daniel please add the term home taking point after every case…………..and pls slow down ur speech also ….very speedy….as most of learner are not English speaking……..they can understand better if speed is slow////thanks ❤️

[@Radquarters]

Hi muhammad NAEEM, excellent suggestion about adding take home points; if you watch my more recent 5 in 5 lectures, I started adding a "Rapid Review" section at the end where I summarize the key points for each case. I'm sorry about the fast speech, I get excited about discussing radiology! I would recommend clicking the settings button at the bottom of the KZbin video player, then you can change the playback speed to exactly the speed you would like me speak :)

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[@muhammadqasimkhan7183]

good

[@Radquarters]

Thanks!

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Thanks yogee!

[@muhammadbashir9747]

Sir beauty

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[@ia116]

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Thanks!

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Thanks for watching Soraya!

[@chimatusichona8362]

Thank you so much

[@Radquarters]

You’re welcome Chimatu!