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A middle aged man with metastatic esophageal cancer presents with 2 weeks of low grade fevers and more recently progressive dyspnea . Exam notable for late inspiratory crackles throughout the right lung
A middle aged man with metastatic esophageal cancer presents with 2 weeks of low grade fevers and more recently progressive dyspnea . Exam notable for late inspiratory crackles throughout the right lung
A CT scan was obtained and here are the images:
How would you describe these findings??
How would you describe these findings??
What is your lead differential when you see predominantly unilateral GGOs and consolidations?
Time for another #RadiologyRounds 🫁
A woman in her 30s with no past medical history presents with acute dyspnea, fever and a non-productive cough.
She has no sick contacts or recent travel. She is not on home medications and smokes cigarettes and occasionally vapes.
A woman in her 30s with no past medical history presents with acute dyspnea, fever and a non-productive cough.
She has no sick contacts or recent travel. She is not on home medications and smokes cigarettes and occasionally vapes.
What is the predominant imaging abnormality?
She is found to have diffuse bilateral patchy ground-glass opacities with some interlobular septal thickening.
She has escalating oxygen requirements and was initially started on broad-spectrum empiric antimicrobial therapies
She has escalating oxygen requirements and was initially started on broad-spectrum empiric antimicrobial therapies
We are excited to bring you another #RadiologyRounds which applies some of the knowledge from our most recent episode.
A patient in her 20s presents with shortness of breath at rest, left sided pleuritic chest pain and increase in cough and sputum production.
A patient in her 20s presents with shortness of breath at rest, left sided pleuritic chest pain and increase in cough and sputum production.
In addition to underlying parenchymal disease, what other abnormality do you see?
She is presenting with a 1.5 cm left pneumothorax. You can see lucency representing air in the pleural space. There are a lack of blood vessels or lung markings extending to the periphery and you can see the visceral pleura.
