The Normal Mediastinum

Oct 10, 2016 by in CARDIOVASCULAR IMAGING Comments Off on The Normal Mediastinum

The Normal Mediastinum W. Richard Webb The mediastinum is defined as the tissue compartment located between the two lungs, posterior to the sternum, anterior to the vertebral column, and extending…

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The Pulmonary Hila

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The Pulmonary Hila W. Richard Webb CHEST RADIOGRAPHS In most cases, plain films are adequate for identifying large hilar masses. Small masses can be more difficult to detect because of…

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Metastatic Tumor

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Metastatic Tumor W. Richard Webb Thoracic structures commonly are involved in patients with metastatic neoplasm, and the chest is often the first site in which metastases are detected. MECHANISMS OF…

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Consolidation and Atelectasis

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Consolidation and Atelectasis W. Richard Webb Recognizing consolidation and atelectasis is fundamental to an understanding of pulmonary radiology. AIR-SPACE CONSOLIDATION Air-space consolidation represents replacement of alveolar air by fluid, blood,…

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Congenital Bronchopulmonary Lesions

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Congenital Bronchopulmonary Lesions W. Richard Webb A variety of congenital abnormalities may involve the bronchi, lung and it vascular supply. They often have characteristic plain film and computed tomography (CT)…

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The Urinary Bladder

Oct 7, 2016 by in GENERAL RADIOLOGY Comments Off on The Urinary Bladder

The Urinary Bladder ▪ BENIGN BLADDER CONDITIONS Filling Defects Filling defects in the bladder must be differentiated from contour defects. A filling defect is an area of incomplete opacification on…

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Urinary Tract Trauma

Oct 7, 2016 by in GENERAL RADIOLOGY Comments Off on Urinary Tract Trauma

Urinary Tract Trauma Trauma may be categorized as blunt, penetrating, or iatrogenic. In many patients, especially those with blunt trauma, the severity of injury is difficult to judge from the…

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