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X-Ray Library
Pneumonia - upper lobe consolidation
It should be noted that this CT scan shows a rather expiratory scan (note collapse of bronchi).
There is a dense consolidation of the right upper and lower lobes with some adjacent ground glass consolidation.
There is a small right pleural effusion. Tiny left pleural effusion with adjacent atelectasis.
Right sided consolidation + pleural effusion. Note also important hardware: endotracheal tube, right sided central venous catheter and ECG leads.
Right heart failure with ascites
Heterogenous liver enhancement due to hepatic congestion. Dilated hepatic veins. Ascites more obvious on more caudal images
Aspiration pneumonia with right sided consolidation.
Right sided patchy consolidation.
Previous oesophagectomy and gastric pull-through overlying left chest wall.
Chest x-ray shows 2 embolization coils in the left lung.
Infective Exacerbation of Asthma
Right Upper lobe consolidation + collapse
Horizontal fissure visible
Anaplastic thyroid cancer with retrosternal progression
CXR- There is a well circumscribed opacity in the medial aspect of the right upper zone that extends above the clavicles, with added soft tissue opacity in the right side of the neck, suggesting that this is likely to represent a superior mediastinal mass.
The diagnosis was later confirmed to be thyroid related with CT scan.
AP erect CXR demonstrates 2 coils in the left lung, which represent AVM's that have been treated with coil embolisation.
A selected coronal image from a contrasted CT examination of the abdomen and pelvis demonstrates:
1. A large quantity of intra-abdominal ascites.
2. Inferior scalloping of the right lobe of the liver due to pressure effect, indicating the dense and likely mucinous composition of the ascitic fluid.
2. Peritoneal enhancement and a swollen appendix.
Diagnosis:
Marked ground glass attenuation bilaterally. There is no evidence of COPD, bronchiectasis or lung fibrosis. Lung fields show extensive patchy areas of ground glass haziness with some centrilobular nodularity. There is early traction bronchiectasis in the periphery. There are some areas of air trapping.
Four calcified fibroids
\" thumb-printing \" sign on AXR
"Thumb-printing " sign which suggests bowel wall oedema from fulminant colitis.
