Board Review | Thoracic Radiology | Part 4

[@ShanyarHawrami]

You sir, are a legend of thoracic radiology. Keep up the great work.

[@jijugeorge01]

Concise and informative. Looking forward to more such videos. Thank you!

[@Solterie1]

Love these videos, very informative and to the point. Would like to see even more of these. Just a question, since you didn't mention it, what is the most frequent pattern od ILD in sclerodermia based on your practice? NSIP?

[@ThoracicRadiology]

Hi Jake thanks for watching. Yes that's right. Most of our patients with scleroderma have an NSIP pattern although a minority do have UIP. Thanks

[@olgaalbulescu6883]

Awesome! Thank you and please keep posting!

[@giaiphauchanoanhinhanh4552]

Thanks so much, I love your cases

[@zanadizeyi]

Great job and very informative.

[@dr.enaslatif288]

Thank you🙏🙏

[@saurabhpandey3593]

Great cases sir… Very informative 🙏💐👌👌☺️Thanks a lot .💐

[@samreenlaeeque7613]

excellent cases

[@josuetapia9411]

Wow awesome , great job.

[@vishnuchaitanya1835]

Thank you so much sir, Very informative 👍

[@asimlatif9875]

Very nice.where are other parts.And please upload more such videos.Very helpful in learning/Thank you very much

[@asimlatif9875]

Ok I found them

[@LetsGetRadio93]

Plz plz keepp making more videos😢

[@walubukaissa7760]

Doc, in case 34 don't we also have basal pneumothorax,

[@rishi989]

Hi, no I don't think so. There is hyperlucency at the costophrenic angles but that is an artifact from breast shadows.

[@endurance24601]

Very nice video. Just one query, though. Are not atoll and reverse halo sign synonyms of each other?

[@ThoracicRadiology]

Yes you're right they can be interchangable but I tend to say reverse halo when it is a thick wall bc that frequently is a sign of infarcted lung. Atoll I use more when it is a thinner wall

[@lucasglatthardt5368]

Hello doctor Rishi, i'm a med student and i would realy like to contact you in someway if possible to discuss two radiological cases, one of wich i suspected pulmonary infarction but was unable to confirm and differ it from lobar pneumonia. The other is a patient with what seems to be a bifid rib

[@birukabebe6471]

Thank u

[@prosantabarikder978]

ok

[@zahraadeel2728]

Dr rishi can i send u my xray?

[@ThoracicRadiology]

Is it in digital format?