Board Review | Thoracic Radiology | Part 5

[@radgirl5187]

I watched all 5 Core Exam videos. Please keep making videos, they're excellent !

[@LungDocSU44]

I’ve been a pulmonologist for almost 30 years. These are awesome reviews

[@ThoracicRadiology]

Thanks you! Always wonder how these hit for specialties outside of radiology.

[@Solterie1]

Once again another amazing video. Some classic and some more obscure cases make for a nice balance.

[@yasiramiri9561]

Thank you for all your videos. This is definitely one of the best radiology KZbin channel. Great quality content. Keep it up.

[@raveeshroy]

0:15 MUCUS PLUG 1:30 ATYPICAL PNEUMONIA 5:33 CARCINOID BRONCHUS 3:40 SEPTIC EMBOLI 6:53 NSIP 11:07 HAMARTOMA 11:55 INTERVAL CHANGE IN MALIGNANCY

[@drmaifoaud5215]

Thanks very useful for my master exam as a chest physician helped me alot Thank u doctor

[@coldmagnet]

Another awesome video! So high-yield.

[@suomynonaanonymous]

Thanks for this series!

[@ShanyarHawrami]

Ingenious. Beautifully prepared. Thank you.

[@radiologydarkroom7709]

Always waiting for your lecture.

[@MissBambamable]

This is amazing. Great work! Thank you!

[@sakshiagarwaal3557]

Spatial and temporal means ?

[@cjreddy2607]

Thank You Sir, Excellent collection

[@ThoracicRadiology]

Most welcome

[@kishorkumarb3192]

In Pulm edema and PAP, there ll be septal thickening. Here it’s not there

[@robbstark8275]

Also, could you please spell the actual words behind abbreviations? I'm not quite familiar with most of them :( Anyway, it's a great series, please keep doing it!

[@ThoracicRadiology]

Sure I'll try to spell the words out in future videos. ggo = ground glass opacity; MS = multiple sclerosis; UIP = usual interstitial pneumonia; NSIP = nonspecific interstitial pneumonia; HP = hypersensitivity pneumonitis; OP = organizing pneumonia; LLL = left lower lobe; IPF = idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis; ET = endotracheal; NG = nasogastric; SVC = superior vena cava; ICD = implantable cardiac defibrillator

[@robbstark8275]

Case 43. What's the opacity in the left lower lobe? Looks like there's no lung there.

[@ThoracicRadiology]

Yes, you're right. There's a pleural effusion there.

[@immadisarojini2775]

Super