Chest X-Ray Lung Normal Vs Abnormal Image Appearances Part 1 | TB/Pneumonia/Consolidation/Collapse

[@DrSamsImagingLibrary]

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[@cibelemariadeoliveirabueno4372]

Dr. Sam. I appreciate all person who use the internet to spread their knowledge. I am an old physician from Brazil. I love what internet can do as it is an important tool for a wide aspects of our society. I use it to recall and also to learn new things. Thank you very much. I really would love more if you had lateral views too. Hoping you will be able to add videos studying those images. Peace and happyness in your live and your family's.

[@DrSamsImagingLibrary]

Greetings! Thank you very much for your comment! Wishing you peace and happiness as well!

[@rosetalpa2503]

Dr thank you,really appreciate may the lord bless you for sharing

[@ggkmn20]

atelectasis vs consolidation of left lower lobe ; perfect mind , well discription and good job

[@DrSamsImagingLibrary]

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[@happycook6737]

Thank you Dr. Sam for this wonderful and helpful presentation. 🥇👏😀

[@landoevora6153]

I learned so much in your 13 mins video.

[@DrSamsImagingLibrary]

Thank you very much for watching! Glad you found it helpful!

[@srinivasaraosirasapalli5104]

So nice doctor, thank you

[@hasanulusoy9953]

Thank you Sir, very useful presentation 🙏

[@drgadham]

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[@DrSamsImagingLibrary]

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Thank you so much sir🙏

[@waqardr9329]

Good lecture۔Thnx for this

[@DrSamsImagingLibrary]

Most Welcome!

[@Akshaypratapmaurya900]

Dr. Please tell me about this chest x-ray report 1. Both the lung show prominent bronchovascular markings 2. Hazy radio opacities are noted in B/L mid and lower lung zones. 3. Both domes of diaphagram and CP angles are normal. 4. No evidence of mediastinal shift is seen. 5. Cardiac size is normal. 6. Clinico-pathological co relation is necessary. Dr. Please reply🙏

[@DrSamsImagingLibrary]

Hello. This report most likely indicates Pneumonia. Please consult with your doctor. Best Wishes!

[@HafizahHoshni]

Thank you so much!

[@DrSamsImagingLibrary]

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[@-SimSoveth-YSKPV]

good doc

[@DrSamsImagingLibrary]

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[@dr.samirtawshikar9232]

Thank u

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[@msentortiv1740]

Thank you sir

[@DrSamsImagingLibrary]

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[@manishasikder5523]

Sir plz reply No active parenchymal lesion is seen in the lung fields. Hilar shadows are normal CPA and apices are clear cardiac shadows is within normal limit. Hemidiaphragms are normal. Bony thorax and soft tissue shadows are normal .this is My chest xray report its normal or danger plz reply sor 0:04

[@DrSamsImagingLibrary]

Your chest X-Ray is normal

[@manishasikder5523]

@@DrSamsImagingLibrary thank u sir

[@zumoritohanya3638]

hello doc,I just want to ask this, I need to go chest xray requirment for my nursing curriculum but I'm afraid because i have a past history of asthma and pneumonia when i was a child but its a long time ago.Will it show some problem when i get chest xray now?

[@DrSamsImagingLibrary]

Asthma typically does not leave permanent changes in the lungs that would be visible on a chest X-ray unless there has been long-term, severe disease. If you had pneumonia as a child, it is possible that there could be some scarring or changes in the lung tissue that might still be visible on an X-ray. However, this is not always the case. Past conditions, if resolved, generally do not disqualify you. Best Wishes!

[@AbhishekSingh-hh9zx]

Sir mega cystitis kya hai Report

[@landoevora6153]

Doctor sir please share your impression 1. Fibrohazed densities in both upper lobes with traction of the hilum upward. 2. Diaphragm is low set and flattened with tenting of the left hemidiaphragm 3.Both costophrenic sulci are intact. Thank you Doctor pls help me

[@DrSamsImagingLibrary]

Hello! Given these findings, a few possible diagnoses can be considered: COPD, Especially in the context of hyperinflation indicated by the low set and flattened diaphragm. Pulmonary Fibrosis or Interstitial Lung Disease, suggested by the fibrohazed densities and traction of the hilum. Post-Infectious Scarring, possibly from a previous infection like tuberculosis, particularly if the patient has a relevant history or risk factors. In some cases, chronic asthma can lead to similar findings. It's essential to correlate these findings with the patient's symptoms, history, and physical examination.

[@Yettoachieve]

Dr sam sir kindly answer to my questions In my ct report it is mentioned Fibrosis noticed in right lung middle lobe and lingula.I am 19 year old girl with no tuberculosis asthma ,pneumonia past history. 1 I want to know this type of scarring reversible?How to do that? 2 If the scar remains same for long years will suddenly change to pulmonary fibrosis or not?? If needed I can send my reports to u..kindly tell me ur mail id sir I will send it to u sir

[@DrSamsImagingLibrary]

Hello! Scarring itself is not reversible. However, the progression of scarring can be managed, and in some cases, it may remain stable without worsening. It does not necessarily mean it will progress to pulmonary fibrosis. It is important to monitor the condition regularly through follow-up imaging and pulmonary function tests, as recommended by your doctor.