Chest X-ray for Medical Students with Clinical Tutorials

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Front Cover Half Title Page Title Page Copyright Preface Acknowledgments Contents PART 1: Basics Introduction Label View Density Quality of CXR Film Criteria for penetration Criteria for rotation Criteria for good inspiratory effort Chest X-Ray [PA and AP View] Clavicle Anterior and Posterior Ribs Scapula Trachea Mediastinal Space Right and Left Lungs Costophrenic Angle Cardiophrenic Angle Mediastinal Shadow Hilar Shadow The Diaphragm [PA View] Chest X-ray [Lateral View] Retrosternal and Retrocardiac Space Pulmonary Artery Posterior Costophrenic Angle Mediastinal Masses Esophagus The Diaphragm (Lateral View) Bronchopulmonary Segments Hypertrophy Signs Left ventricle hypertrophy Left atrium hypertrophy Right ventricle hypertrophy Right atrial hypertrophy Lung Disease Pattern Interstitial disease pattern Air space disease pattern Honeycombing Miliary Opacity Lung Collapse Radiological Signs Silhouette sign Air bronchogram sign Kerley A, B, C lines Extrapleural sign Canon ball metastases PART 2: Chest X-Rays Pleural Effusion Hydropneumothorax Pneumothorax Lung Abscess Hydatid Lung Disease Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease Consolidation Pneumonia Bronchopneumonia Bronchogenic Carcinoma Interstitial Lung Disease Pulmonary Embolism Tropical Eosinophilia Homogeneous Opacity of Lung Mediastinal Adenopathy Pericardial Effusion Pulmonary Edema Coin Lesion Pneumoperitoneum Sarcoidosis Cardiomegaly Dextrocardia Bronchiectasis Scoliosis Right Ventricular Hypertrophy Mitral Valve Disease Lung Collapse Foreign Body Empyema Subdiaphragmatic Abscess Pleural Calcification Aspergilloma Coronavirus Disease Pneumomediastinum Emphysematous Bullae Aneurysm of Aorta Tuberculosis–Fibrotic Lesion Tuberculosis—Miliary Tuberculosis—Cavitation Tuberculosis—Healed Appendix Primary Tuberculosis Secondary Tuberculosis ICU Medicine Proper position of lines, tubes, and catheters Index Back Cover