How to Interpret a Chest X-Ray (Lesson 7 - Diffuse Lung Processes)

An explanation of alveolar vs. interstitial opacities, including cardiogenic and non-cardiogenic pulmonary edema, and the 3 types of interstitial patterns (reticular, nodular, and reticulonodular). Examples provided of air bronchograms, peribroncial cuffing, Kerley A and B lines, and cephalization. Etiologies of low lung volumes and hyperinflation are also discussed.
Video includes the following image (among others):
Cephalization, downloaded from Radiopaedia.org, originally posted by Charlie Chia-Tsong Hsu.
Sources for other images may include Wikimedia Commons, radiologypics.com, and Jose Caceras' wonderful radiology blog: Caceres Corner (blog.myesr.org/category/cacere...)

[@StrongMed]

Errata: @14:10, meant to say "nodules under 2mm" not "nodules under 2cm", though it's probably best not to overrely on highly precise cutoffs.

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I can't differentiate between reticular vs nodular x ray

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What about nodules between 2mm and 2cm?

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Thank you Thank you Thank you Doctor for these videos. I started off watching different videos but since I found yours I decided to settle on them. Now I can say I learned to read X-ray Using your content. I will use your videos for every other medical topics that I have to study.

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So lucky I discovered this video. Although still a first-year clerk, I am so much better at interpreting chest X ray than my classmates simply by watching these videos.

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Thank you so much👍🏾 Can you please explain homogenous haziness/appearance and non homogenous haziness/appearance??

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[@x1cool1x]

Thank you Eric. It must be slow Internet bandwidth. Will rewatch video.

[@sunving]

Thanks

[@hassan-farooq]

These are fantastic videos and very helpful for finals revision. Just curious as to wether these videos are available as slides to make it easier to revisit certain topics.

[@StrongMed]

+Hassan Farooq I'm sorry. The X-ray videos are not available as slides due to how they were produced (i.e. directly in Premiere Pro, without use of PowerPoint).

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No problem, thank you

[@learnbyheart4640]

Sir, can u pls tell me the Diff between an expiratory film and a film showing reduced lung volumes

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[@ghdjgfd9992]

Patchy opacity in the right infrahilar region with ill-defined pulmonary vasculature. Finding may represent focus of atelectasis or in the right clinical setting, developing consolidation. I have no idea what this means ?

[@harvscerez9167]

hi may i ask if what is reticular alveolar infiltrate and if this is curable ? or how can this affect to our body ? thanks

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[@ethelastillero6272]

Can anyone explain please what is the meaning of LMZ opacity?? - (That result is from my recent X-ray) I have told to do sputum by next week... Your answer will be appreciated... Thank you so much.

[@MikeBirkhead]

At the end of the lecture you stated that air bronchograms were due to non-cardiogenic edema. My notes from radiology lectures have the three stages of cardiogenic pulmonary signs on CXR, and differentiate them based on PCWP.Stage 1 = 13-18Stage 2 = 18-25Stage 3 = > 25 We are supposed to be able to predict the degree of heart failure from radiograph findings (e.g. Stage 1 with broadened vascular pedicle and cardiomegaly). The notes I have say to expect air bronchograms after late stage 2. Obviously I'm asking Bc your summary was somewhat in contrast with lecture, and the radiologist didn't go into cardiogenic vs non- when talking about this....So, do these stages (when compared with CXR) have any predictive value when combined with other findings, such as kerly lines, etc, or is this something I should completely purge from memory after exams? To be more clear, I'm asking if it's truly possible to predict a PCWP from CXR findings?

[@qiqisongs]

He said that air bronchogram occurs more commonly in noncardiogenic pulmonary oedema, not that it cannot be caused by cardiogenic pulmonary oedema.

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Thank you! Very helpful. Will Part 8 and 9 be out soon?

[@StrongMed]

Yes. Part 8 will be out very soon (tomorrow maybe?). I'm just having trouble locating the last few examples to include (e.g. pulmonary infarction, septic emboli). Part 9 will prob be along a week later.

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[@takamasaono3259]

apicolordotic view fails to show definite evidence of infiltrates. What does it mean?

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Hi I'm dya I hv done PFT it shown a mild Restriction and xray according to IM (internal medicine) it's normal but for me it was funny report because Im having mild Restriction ...dear sir my question is how the features lung capacity those having mild Restriction how is looks like dya from Saudi thanks you so much .awaiting you reply sir

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Suspicious densities, right upper lung. What's the meaning of that? Eversince I had not have tuberculosis

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They are all listed on my main channel page

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[@x1cool1x]

The video resolution is poor (144p instead of 480p). Eric could you please fix it (prefer 720p, if possible).

[@StrongMed]

+x1cool1x I'm sorry you are having problems with resolution. It was uploaded in 1080p, and it's currently able to play at 1080p on my computer (through KZbin). Could it be a temporary problem with your connectivity? When you click on the gear in the lower right corner of the player, what is the highest quality choice listed?

[@creationlover2887]

Sir i have increased vascular markings in both lungs.can you tell me the meaning? Tell me the name of disease i am suffering

[@StrongMed]

I'm very sorry, but for many reasons, I can't offer individualized medical advice on this channel. I recommend discussing your concerns with your physician.

[@whitfieldlewis837]

great! What is your source of reference?

[@StrongMed]

Sorry, just seeing this question now...my sources are primarily a combination of radiopaedia.org, Field Guide to the Chest X-ray, Chest Radiology - The Essentials, UpToDate, personal experience, and primary papers on specific findings when there is insufficient info in the preceding.

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What medicines for many white lungs

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[@StrongMed]

Is this Hindi written phonetically with the Latin alphabet? I'm sorry, but I don't understand.

[@adrielle5302]

does anyone here have an idea what does LURTS means? bcoz the clinic told me to repeat my x-ray... i have no idea why? they didnt told me. im just confused'.. :(

[@StrongMed]

LURTS is not a common, standardized medical acronym with which I'm familiar. LURT is rarely used to mean "living unrelated transplant" (i.e. a friend donated you a kidney), but unless that clearly applies to you, the acronym may be something idiosyncratic used just by your doctor's office.

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[@adrielle5302]

Eric's Medical Lectures im sorry.. i was just not clear about my xray doc. im refering to my chest xray? is this LURTS still not a common medical acronym. base on what they saw in my chest x-ray.. thanks..

[@StrongMed]

araceli agan I can't imagine what that term/acronym is referring to.

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Any chance the next one is on the way? exams approaching! :)

[@StrongMed]

Sorry, I've been working on an EKG video that has been taking a little longer than expected. The next CXR video should be up this weekend.

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[@StrongMed]

Working on the next chest X-ray video now...

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Ano pong ibig sabihin ng M spot sa chest xtray

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My dad

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[@StrongMed]

No, please don't send me personal medical information. I cannot provide specific, individualized medical advice or test interpretation online.

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