Chest X-Ray Essentials with FREE Lectures
Course is specially designed for Doctors and Radiologists
Being able to interpret findings on a chest x-ray (CXR) is one of the most important clinical skills. Whether it’s pulmonary congestion, pneumonia, pleural effusion, or cardiomyopathy, many common and life-threatening problems can be readily diagnosed with the help of a chest x-ray. In this course, you'll learn the most essential chest x-ray interpretation skills. Come in and become an expert.
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How does X-ray work/Background
FREE PREVIEWPopular X-ray views
FREE PREVIEWROTATION: Assessment of X-ray Quality: Mnemonic - RIPE
FREE PREVIEWINSPIRATION: Assessment of X-ray Quality: Mnemonic - RIPE
POSITION: Identify PA & AP views - Assessment of X-ray Quality: Mnemonic - RIPE
EXPOSURE/PENETRATION: Assessment of X-ray Quality: Mnemonic - RIPE
LECTURE 1_Study Material
Anatomy of the Lungs on Chest X-ray
FREE PREVIEWAssessing the Hilar Region
LECTURE 2_Study Material
Lecture 3_part 1: Normal & Abnormal Lung Vascular Markings
Lecture 3_part 2: Interstitial Lung Disease
Lecture 3_part 3: Kerley B Lines and Pulmonary Vasculature
Lecture 3_part 4: Cardiomegaly vs Large Pericardial Effusion
Lecture 3_part 5: Diaphragm with Q&A_Discussion
Lecture 3_part 6: Deep Sulcus Sign - an introduction
LECTURE 3_Study Material
Lecture 4_part 1: Situs Inversus with Dextrocardia
Lecture 4_part 2: Meniscus Sign, Silhouette
Lecture 4_part 3: Silhouette Signs with examples
Lecture 4_part 4: Q&A's
LECTURE 4_Study Material
Lecture 5_part 1: Clinical Significance of Silhouette Sign
Lecture 5_part 2: Lateral Chest X-ray, Hillar Region
Lecture 5_part 3: Diaphragm on Lateral View, Spine Sign
Lecture 5_part 4: Mediastinum, Anatomy of Lateral View X-ray
LECTURE 5_Study Material
Become an expert in chest x-ray reading
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Students in Pakistan:
Make a correct diagnosis and confidently distinguish between normal and abnormal findings. Differentiate between pneumonia and heart failure. Recognize even a small pneumothorax. Identify tumors, pleural effusion, basic cardiac abnormalities and aberrantly placed lines and devices on a chest X-Ray.