How to Interpret a Chest X-Ray (Lesson 10 - Self Assessment): Part 2

[@gs8816]

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[@neharajpal6992]

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[@faxm9061]

Finally, done with the course (watched the videos twice and definitely thinking of watching a lot more). Dr. Strong thank u, I will always pray for you. I love you!

[@faxm9061]

have also started sharing what i learned from your lectures to my colleages

[@timothyneuss7955]

Wao, you're an awesome teacher. These videos are simple to understand, and these concepts are difficult to understand if studied only in books, this is a really effective way of teaching radiology. Thanks

[@lisar7385]

I really enjoyed this series. I started watching your videos when I was in med school, but now in residency I have a whole new appreciation. Thank you so much!

[@HrPedrosak]

Absolutely insanely well made series!

[@StrongMed]

Thank you! I hope you found it useful!

[@drsaumyasekharjenasamant8111]

Absolutely brilliant series onChest X Ray.

[@charleskevinlim2222]

It’s the last video of the series 😭 i feel like graduating from x rays and saying good bye to this top notch teacher! Thank you StrongMedicine!

[@StrongMed]

You're very welcome! I have a stand-alone video on abdominal X-rays too... ;)

[@charleskevinlim2222]

@@StrongMed yup, staying tune for more. Hopeful for ct scans and MRI's. Will definitely recommend these in the near future! Very informative and love the approach 😁

[@charleskevinlim2222]

@@StrongMed also, done watching those. Thank you!!

[@basimjoseph295]

Truly Amazing...One of the best X-Ray series on KZbin. Loved them...Last few cases were driving me crazy...couldn't solve them and don't think will ever be :D If you can make 2 more self-assessment videos since practice is a key point in improvement, it would be marvelous. Thanks again.

[@samykirish18]

I second

[@tessaneilson3535]

This was a wonderful series on chest x-ray.s I'm a medical intern in Australia and was searching for something to refresh my knowledge and this was fantastic!

[@jaquelinemanuel5716]

Thank you so much for the whole series videos on chest xrays. They are easy to follow and understand.😊

[@danishashraf5444]

Adorable and impressive series made by you,sir. This really provided good idea about how to interpret chest xrays.

[@cristinapartenope9829]

Clear, well structured and helpful training programme. Very good teacher

[@kwayupeter]

Thank you so much. Im a new nurse practitioner in the ER. This 11 video series was very helpful.

[@albertpirehzad6402]

Thank you for all wonderful help with the Chest description.

[@mynameismarsss]

Greeting from Thailand. Thank you so much Dr.Eric. I tried to understand it for a year finding a good textbook to read and yours turn out to be the best. Finally I can understand cxr!

[@hishamaklo6848]

I want just say that you are really amazing, and every one should enjoy these videos,,,,thanks a lot Dr.Eric

[@jangavis7170]

Incredible good and informative. Better than when I was a resident.

[@limweiyang2464]

This series has help me tremendously in revising cxr interpretation while grasping so much of new knowledge explained by you sir! Truly well explained and i believe you deserve a big thanks! =)

[@abdullahalramadhani1228]

Thanks a lot Dr Eric strong , you are a wonderful teacher . Will it be possible to make similar series on Brain CT and stroke evolution for internist?

[@sabadurrani3936]

Your xrays lessons are too good..you must keep updating such lessons.. to spread your good knowledge

[@chikaokoye9086]

The videos are very helpful, I learnt a lot and hope to put them in practice. You are a wonderful teacher Dr Eric

[@ArnoPeng]

Thank you so much for making these fantastic films! I believe this series has benefit lots of med students. (Appreciation from Taiwan)

[@bvandersonify]

Thank you so much! What a fantastic series of videos! I feel like my interpretations have been greatly enriched. Thank you for taking the time to put together some great educational videos!

[@captainwoppit]

Thank you this series has been essential viewing for my transition to advanced practice.

[@swasthikjain1944]

Truely these videos made me to know a lot about x-ray interpretation. Thanks a lot sir.

[@dheer7777]

This Xray series was exactly what i needed !!! Thank you lots!!!!!!

[@yenninh67]

Thank you so much. Hope to see more lectures from you. Wish you all the best.

[@heinhtet8956]

amazing series. Love it. one of the best tutorials yet.

[@haidarmona55]

Great series of videos! I feel more confident in interpreting CXR after watching them. Thank you

[@dryimbonna1490]

I am glade to be your student. This the last lesson for me tonight. God will take care you and your families. From Cambodia

[@EmmanuelOtabor-gc3mc]

This course was totally worth it!

[@gokul-gg4xw]

Thank you doc the lecture series were truely amazing and i hope i found the right one..

[@ragulsen1512]

Exceptional sir!! Such a amazing teaching and dedication for that !!

[@doctorsathi-8411]

Wonderful Dr. It was so simplified and easy to recall lessons with practice sessions ..Thank you

[@doctorsathi-8411]

From Nepal

[@caruecontreiras1536]

Thank you! That is helping me a lot on going back to internnal practice after absent for a while .

[@AamirKhan-hc7vo]

Thank you so much Dr Eric, truely amazing videos, i learned alot from this video series, i am gonna watch it again, when i follow the systematic approach you have mentioned i reach to the accurate findings and diagnosis in about 70% of cases. Again thanks alot

[@gogo999ful]

Great videos, thanks & waiting for CT & Ultrasound interpretation videos

[@ahmedhamma7455]

It was very informative and helpful ...the best series ever thank you

[@bookeaterintube]

Excellent quality presentation. thank you very much for putting so much time and effort!

[@fahimakbari5367]

Thanks a lot Dr Eric. to guide us a lot of knowledge.

[@arefehshahabi2360]

Thanks alot for your great videos! So helpful for me ( medical student, Iran )

[@superbesli8016]

Thank you. These lectures are very helpful. Unfortunately when ever I mention about you and the lectures on you tube to my colleges, they smile me. Perhaps they could not imagine that there can be some scientific things on you tube. However, you are the most scientific man that I ever met.

[@StrongMed]

Umut GÖK Thanks! I know a lot of people in the health sciences don't take KZbin seriously, but there have been a few articles published in the medical literature in the past couple of years about its ability to convey useful and accurate information. Hopefully, more people will start to accept it as a viable alternative to other resources.

[@bxxxl9447]

Thank you sir , I've just finished this wonderful series

[@ryanhoward115]

Hey Doc. Really well done, sir! Much appreciated and I'll definitely recommend to other young colleagues like myself.

[@xseva]

thank you for all your 10 lessons about Chest X-Ray.

[@naganathheble643]

Thanks a lot sir for ur simple & easily understable variety of x-ray videos

[@ahmadaljazeeri9287]

Amazing! Thank you Dr Strong!

[@alysuleman5900]

Excellent series- would love more practice videos!

[@anson126]

Thanks Eric. this x ray course are absolutely helpful!

[@dunjanassery1230]

Great series ! Truely very helpful. Thank you for the effort !

[@tecmedimagen]

Thanks waiting for CT systematic aproach

[@andrearatkovic4048]

The fact that you’re not a radiologist--wow😳!👊

[@timmccullough8572]

WOW, practically perfect course, THANK YOU!!!

[@parimalaambekar4863]

Nice information about interpreting x-ray from lessons 1 to 10. Thanks

[@pran10000]

excellent series! thank you Dr. Eric!

[@Dr-Rahatkhan]

Great series ❤

[@ryanhoyle5389]

A wonderful series. Thank you so much!

[@mustaphakamil726]

Thank you so much Sir. You're the best.

[@cosmicmystry]

Thank you for the amazing videos

[@MichaelMuthii-uc9cc]

Amazing... keep up...good explanations

[@dfboy16]

Very well made videos

[@justastudent5517]

Truly amazing series, thank you soooo much 😊😊

[@danlevi7066]

I wish you would make more videos about self assessment, so good

[@MA-dd9dd]

Thank you so much!! this was very helpful.

[@nasaposa]

Thanks so much, nicely chosen cases and explanations.

[@malsoud100]

excellent, really easy and useful. thank you

[@patriciaonuoha7820]

Thank you for this gifts of knowledge, it is awesome. God bless, I will like to be guided by you for my usmle exams.

[@RafiqulIslam-fu7tg]

Plz make videos on Chest CT. Thank you so much Dr. strong!

[@giriaashish]

Thank you sir. Could you please comment on left lung field in case 13? Could there be pneumothorax as well?

[@kimt1214]

As always, you make every daunting medical topic easily digestible and enjoyable. I am forever grateful! Cheers from a DNP-FNP student. ONE QUESTION: Do you have PPT slides or a booklet I can easily reference during my clinicals?

[@StrongMed]

Thanks for the kind words! Regarding a ppt or pdf file, unfortunately the CXR series was composed directly in Adobe Premiere and thus these videos not amenable to easy conversion to another format.

[@atifanwar1765]

Why was there tracheal shift in case 12?? Btw great video... Keep it coming...

[@daygumnazar]

Thank you sir your presentation is excellent.

[@overheatedpc]

in case 10 doesn't the cardiac silhouette suggest a left atrial hypertrophy ?

[@StrongMed]

overheatedpc I totally understand how one might reach that conclusion. In this case, what you are seeing as left atrial enlargement is probably dilation of the pulmonary vessels, but you would need an echo or chest CT to distinguish the possibilities of the patient only have pulm HTN from the patient having pulm HTN + LAE.

[@overheatedpc]

thank you for the helpful answer

[@altansukhsodnomtseren7777]

Thank you very much. Can you make the subtitle in last /11/ video? Please.

[@ranahanna160]

are the ribs okay in case 9? cervical ribs or is the radiolucency there the costochondral junction?

[@shif442]

eric you are one of the best teachers I have ever seen...what further courses are planned?

[@xeniakennedy]

10:21 what are the strange tiny objects 3 items 1 inch in diameter ? they are where diaphragm meets lung...basically. one is really obscured.

[@StrongMed]

They are connections for the patient's telemetry leads (i.e. cardiac monitor). They are external to the body. See: healthonecares.com/util/documents/2020/COVID-19/5-Lead-Telemetry-Placement-Tip-Sheet-a.pdf (FWIW, they are not in the proper location, but may have been moved deliberately so they don't overlie the lungs while the X-ray is taken)

[@Zerob2b]

in case 12, can u explain why there is a trachea deviation please? Your videos are really helpful. Thank you so much, i hope u'd never stop making them.

[@starqueenlotus3755]

Thanku. I love the way u teach. U r an amazing teacher.

[@franciscovillena5940]

awesome! i wish they would teach us radiology exactly like that... do you feel like making one or two more self assessment videos?

[@moisesislas7257]

Great videos!!! I found them so helpful. In your experrience What book would you recommend to read in order to expand your lectures? Thank you

[@amanjxdr8201]

Thank you so much , it was amazing 😍

[@panduanbahasa]

Tq so much Dr 👌👏👏👏

[@SR-23197]

The best,thank you sir.

[@nripen80]

Very informative lectures, thank you very much

[@So-cw1jr]

Amazing course

[@jovanbrdaroski4683]

thank you so much - these videos are fantastic!

[@menpagnaroat1269]

Amazing. Thank you very much from Cambodia.

[@footballsgreatest2645]

Thank you for the great series, was really informative and helpful. Any recommended literature or books with cases and x-rays for practice?

[@StrongMed]

Jose Caceres's radiology blog is a great source for free practice films. He stopped posting 2 years ago, but there's ~200 old cases to look over: blog.myesr.org/category/caceres-corner/

[@footballsgreatest2645]

@@StrongMed Thank you!

[@enricoschiavo7629]

I would also recommend the Unofficial Guide to Radiology: 100 Practice Chest X-Rays.

[@lindseyharvey520]

Great series, thank you! do you by any chance have a pdf version of your slides that you could share?

[@StrongMed]

I'm very sorry, but the CXR videos were made directly in Premiere without the use of slides. There's not a convenient way to create pdfs out of them.

[@jishagpanicker8171]

Thank you 🙏

[@olwynfoley7183]

Thank you for the wonderful videos- I have watched your entire series on Chest Xrays and they helped me a lot! What is the difference between a pneumothorax and pulmonary atelectasis? Also, how can you differentiate between them on a thoracic Xray? Thank you again!

[@freeflight8378]

Thank you! Very helpful videos!

[@diegolopes5566]

Absolutely Amazing

[@andyblix]

Thank you. In case 10, would you call those Kerley B lines in the right lower field?

[@StrongMed]

No, I don't think the patient has Kerley B lines. I have the benefit of having the original high-res image to review. It's possible that limitations of KZbin's compression algorithms and realtime playback are creating artifact.

[@svcars9040]

Thanks a lot Dr Eric strong

[@samerkamal4777]

Much thanks 👍💚

[@majedkhaled300]

In case 13, isn't the trachea narrowed?

[@nguyenlanngoc166]

can you give some books to learn CXRs