Chest Flashcards
(191 cards)
Smallest anatomical unit visible on HRCT
Secondary lobule of Miller
Def inferior accessory fissure
Separates medial basal seg from remainder of lower lobe
Def superior accessory fissue
Seperates superior seg from basal segmnet of right lower lobe
MC bug to cause non-segmental pneumonia
Strep pneumonia
MC batwing hilar consolidation
Hydrostatic pulmonary edema
What are Kerley lines and desc A and B
Interlobar septal thickening, A = Longer more medial hilar directed, B = Perpendicular to pleura and short
Desc cavitary lesions wall thickness to say benign vs malignant
Benign : <4mm, Malignant >15mm
Cause of passive atelactasis
Loss of lung volume
MC cause of round atelectasis
Asbestos patients
2 direct signs of atelectasis
Displaced interlobar fissue and crowded vessels/brocnhi
Def Potters syndrome
Renal agenesis, AbN facies, limb AbN, Pulmonary hypoplasia
Interlobal bronchopulmonary sequestrum
Defined triangular opacity in posterior costophrenic, usually on the left
MC loc for a bronchogenic cyst
mediastinal
MC loc for a pulmonary bronchogenic cyst
Medial 1/3rd of lower lobes
Def Congenital adenomatoid malformation
AbN pulmonary tissue with gross cyst formation
Desc Cor trintriatum
Heart with 3 atriums, causes venous obstruction
TAPVR shunt direction
Goes right to left. required to live. By patent foramen ovale or ASD
Hypoplastic lung with PAPVR in the right lung
Scimitar lung
Rendu-Osler-Weber syndrome is AKA
hereditary hemorrhagic telangiectasia. AVM is various tissues, likes the lower lobes
Sandstorm appearance on CXR
Pulmonary alveolar microlithiasis
Rad for Gaucher dz
Reticulonodular or miliary pattern that is diffuse and bilateral
Occulocutaneous albanism, defect in platelet function and accumulation of ceroid pigment in the body
Hermansky-Pudlak syndrome
MC location of edema in air-space disease
periphery
MC CAP
Strep pneumoniae