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

Part 2 of 2 of a facilitated self-assessment on the interpretation of chest x-rays.
Sources for images may include Wikimedia Commons, radiologypics.com, and Jose Caceres' wonderful radiology blog: Caceres Corner (blog.myesr.org/...)

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[@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... ;)

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[@StrongMed]

Thank you! I hope you found it useful!

[@drsaumyasekharjenasamant8111]

Absolutely brilliant series onChest X Ray.

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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?

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

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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!

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Thank you for all wonderful help with the Chest description.

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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!

[@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!

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

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[@haidarmona55]

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

[@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

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Thanks waiting for CT systematic aproach

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[@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.

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[@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.

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thank you for the helpful answer

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