Today, we’ll discuss intracranial space occupying lesions.

Today, we’ll discuss pneumoperitoneum.

. Today, we’ll discuss diaphragm rupture.

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Today, we’ll discuss intracranial space occupying lesions.

. Today, we’ll discuss diaphragm rupture.

Today, we’ll discuss aortic dissection.

It’s always harder to spot a normal structure that’s missing than an abnormal structure. What do you think is missing on this CXR? If you’d like to learn how to read chest X-Rays, check out my free comic: radiopaedia.org/courses/ches...

Today, we’ll discuss aortic dissection.

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What could this cardiac mass be? If you’d like to learn how to read chest X-Rays, check out my free comic: radiopaedia.org/courses/ches...

Today, a rare journey below the diaphragm! Have a look at this abdominal radiograph & see if you can figure out what life-threatening condition is the reason for the radiographic findings.

It’s always harder to spot a normal structure that’s missing than an abnormal structure. What do you think is missing on this CXR? If you’d like to learn how to read chest X-Rays, check out my free comic: radiopaedia.org/courses/ches...

What could this cardiac mass be? If you’d like to learn how to read chest X-Rays, check out my free comic: radiopaedia.org/courses/ches...

This person has a left lower lobe pneumonia that won’t clear. What could it be? If you’d like to learn how to read chest X-Rays, check out my free comic: radiopaedia.org/courses/ches...

Can you tell why this patient’s pacemaker stopped working?

This person has a left lower lobe pneumonia that won’t clear. What could it be? If you’d like to learn how to read chest X-Rays, check out my free comic: radiopaedia.org/courses/ches...

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Today, a rare journey below the diaphragm! Have a look at this abdominal radiograph & see if you can figure out what life-threatening condition is the reason for the radiographic findings.

Can you tell why this patient’s pacemaker stopped working?

Can you name the finding and do you know the most likely etiology?

Can you name the finding and do you know the most likely etiology?

Have a look at this CXR & see if you can figure out what life threatening condition is the reason for the radiographic findings.

Have a look at this CXR & see if you can figure out what life threatening condition is the reason for the radiographic findings.

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Look at these 2 radiographs that came up on my worklist recently. Which one shows a pneumothorax and which one has a pneumothorax pitfall?

Have a look at this CXR & see if you can figure out why this patient has chest pain. If you’d like to learn how to read chest X-Rays, check out my comic: radiopaedia.org/courses/ches...

Have a look at this CXR & see if you and your Dentist can agree on a description for the right upper lobe findings.

What do you think of this CT angiogram? If you’d like to learn how to read chest X-Rays, check out my comic: radiopaedia.org/courses/ches...

What do you think of this Chest X-Ray? If you’d like to learn how to read chest X-Rays, check out my comic: radiopaedia.org/courses/ches...

Have a look at this CXR & see if you can figure out why this patient has chest pain. If you’d like to learn how to read chest X-Rays, check out my comic: radiopaedia.org/courses/ches...

What do you think of this CT angiogram? If you’d like to learn how to read chest X-Rays, check out my comic: radiopaedia.org/courses/ches...

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What do you think of this Chest X-Ray? If you’d like to learn how to read chest X-Rays, check out my comic: radiopaedia.org/courses/ches...

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Look at these 2 radiographs that came up on my worklist recently. Which one shows a pneumothorax and which one has a pneumothorax pitfall?

Have a look at this portable CXR and see if you can find the abnormality. If you need help, look at the second image.

See if you can figure out how these pacemaker leads were placed.

Have a look at this portable CXR and see if you can find the abnormality. If you need help, look at the second image.

Have a look at this portable CXR and see if you can find the abnormality. If you need help, look at the second image.

See if you can figure out how these pacemaker leads were placed.

Have a look at these pCXRs & see if you can tell which radiograph is most suggestive of pneumonia. Check out my free how to read a CXR comic: radiopaedia.org/courses/ches...

Have a look at this portable CXR and see if you can find the abnormality. If you need help, look at the second image.

Have a look at these pCXRs & see if you can tell which radiograph is most suggestive of pneumonia. Check out my free how to read a CXR comic: radiopaedia.org/courses/ches...

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Today's case: GSW right chest. CXR: R chest tube/perihilar consolidation, axial CT: contrast extrav (red arrows), coronal CT: R pulm. art. pseudoaneurysm (red arrow), confirmed on catheter angio, successfully embolized.

Today's case: GSW right chest. CXR: R chest tube/perihilar consolidation, axial CT: contrast extrav (red arrows), coronal CT: R pulm. art. pseudoaneurysm (red arrow), confirmed on catheter angio, successfully embolized.

Right main bronchial intubation. The ET tube is in the right main bronchus, w/ subsequent atelectasis left lung. You can “cure” the patient by retracting the ET tube proximal to the carina.

Right main bronchial intubation. The ET tube is in the right main bronchus, w/ subsequent atelectasis left lung. You can “cure” the patient by retracting the ET tube proximal to the carina.