Imaging Studies Flashcards by Sophia Timm

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Interstitial infiltrates (Lacy Pattern)

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Alveolar infiltrates (Loss of borders)

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Atelectasis RLL

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Pleural Effusion (Lateral Fluid)

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Nodules/Masses

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Tension Pneumothorax

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Pleural effusion

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Bilateral Hilar enlargement
TB in this case (Also common in sarcoidosis)

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ILD
Honeycombing
Fibrotic changes
Ground glass
Disease progresses dispite treatment of Corticosteroids

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Bronchiectasis Increased diameter of broncioles, cystic

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Bronchiectasis
Varicose

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Cylindrical Bronchiectasis

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Sarcoidosis
Bronchovascular thickening

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Small Left Apical pneumothroax. Admit for observation and supplementary o2 if required. Do not aspirate or drain, will resolve with itself.

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Normal CXR

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Large amount of free diaphragmatic gas on Right lung (Left side of image)

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Large Left sided pleural effusion (R side of image)

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Misplaced NG tube (Tip goes to be projected over right lung)

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Left lower lobe collapse. Small left pleural effusion.
Left blunted costophrenic angle

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Enlarged globular shped heart

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Left sided lung consolidation
Left hemidiaphragm is obscured

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Consolidation in the right middle lobe

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Right upper lobe collapse
Consolidation and loss of Right upper lobe
Displaced Trachea to Right (Make up for volume loss)
Large gastric bubble

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Right upper lobe consolidation.
Atelectasis of Left lung
Atelectasis of Right lower lobe of lung

Right lower lobe consolidation

Left lower lobe consolidation

Calcified pleural plaques Seen in asbestos

Miniscus sign Pleural effusion L side

LLL consolidation

Normal CXR

RUL consolidation flat diaphragm hyperinflated lungs

Kearly B lines Seen in Pulmonary Edema

Large pneumothorax at level of R hilum VERY compressed lung (Looks like R heart border)