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Our last few #PulmPEEPs radiology rounds have been CT-centric, so today we’re going back to some useful CXR signs!
Our patient is admitted to the ICU for hypoxemia and has poor compliance and low P:F ratio after intubation
Our patient is admitted to the ICU for hypoxemia and has poor compliance and low P:F ratio after intubation
2/ On reviewing the CXR there is concern for lobar collapse in the ________ lobe
The patient has RUL collapse and a Reverse S Sign or Golden S Sign raising concern for a mass or space occupying lesion obstructing the right upper lobe bronchus
Welcome to the first #PulmPEEPs radiology rounds of 2022!
You are concerned for diffuse alveolar infiltrates on chest x-ray and you obtain a CT chest for better parenchymal visualization. How would you best describe the imaging findings on CT chest?
The CT chest shows bilateral areas of ground-glass opacities with both intralobular and interlobular septal thickening.
