Pediatric Diffuse Lung Disease

Aug 20, 2016 by in PEDIATRIC IMAGING Comments Off on Pediatric Diffuse Lung Disease

Fig. 15.1 Surfactant protein B mutation in a full-term newborn boy. (a) Frontal chest radiograph shows diffuse hazy granular opacity resembling respiratory distress syndrome of prematurity. (b)Axial lung window CT…

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Urinary Tract Infection

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Fig. 25.1 Acute pyelonephritis. Sagittal US of the right kidney (a) shows only mild pelvic dilatation. Sagittal US of the left kidney (b) shows diffuse swelling with increased cortical echoes…

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Cardiac failure and pulmonary oedema

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26 Cardiac failure and pulmonary oedema Fig. 26.1A Pulmonary oedema due to heart failure. Mild. Background The commonest causes of pulmonary oedema encountered by the on-call doctor are cardiac failure…

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Aggressive versus benign bone processes

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49 Aggressive versus benign bone processes The following table of x-rays summarizes features of benign and aggressive lytic (destructive) processes in bone. These are areas of increased lucency in bone….

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Pneumothorax

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18 Pneumothorax Fig. 18.1A This erect radiograph shows a right-sided simple pneumothorax. Background Causes • Spontaneous (in tall males, Marfan syndrome) • Secondary to chronic lung disease – asthma/COPD •…

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Pneumoperitoneum – AXR

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45 Pneumoperitoneum – AXR Fig. 45.1A Large pneumoperitoneum. Background Please see Chapter 27 for an account of perforation on an erect CXR. The diagnosis of pneumoperitoneum is more difficult to…

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