Pneumothorax on Chest X-ray -- This lecture focuses on abnormal air in the pleural space. Although air in the pleural space is a pleural process rather than a mediastinal process, pleural air concepts assimilate well into mediastinal air concepts. Also, if located medially, pleural air can look similar to mediastinal air. Learn more at www.teachmechest.com.
Includes discussion on Pneumothorax, Skin Fold, Companion Shadow, Lateral Decubitus, Tension pneumothorax.
Speaker: Prometheus Lionhart, MD
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Master Radiology Educator
TeachMeChest (www.teachmechest.com) - A Titan Radiology Production: Chest X-ray topics explained by Prometheus Lionhart including: basic concepts of fundamental x-ray densities, standard chest x-ray positioning, clinically relevant chest anatomy, pneumonia, pulmonary cavitation, atelectasis, interstitial lung disease, pleural effusion, aspiration, air trapping, cardiac silhouette, pneumomediastinum, pneumothorax, abnormal mediastinal contours and masses, aortic dissection, strategies on identifying lines and tubes, pediatric child abuse, traumatic and non-traumatic bone pathology, and pulmonary nodules.
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