LUL shadow looks like a solid mass lesion .Bronchosccopy revealed lot of thick pus draining from lul.Hopefully this will be a lung abcess.
A new interesting Xray/ CT Scan image every day with a question linked to it.Next day answer will be posted.
Wednesday, September 30, 2009
Monday, September 28, 2009
The lower image is 7 days earlier.20 year old male with poly trauma with cervical cord injury and quadriparesis, underwent surgery 3 days later he worsened and needed needed mechanical ventilation due to resp.insufficiency. The upper image is the new X ray. What is your diagnosis and what will be the next step ?
In view of the history this is most likely a collapse consolidation .Bronchoscopy is next choice intervention.
Thursday, September 24, 2009
Tuesday, September 22, 2009
25 year old male Known MDR TB for past 4 years , on ATT with second line agents, smear and culture negative for last 1 year.Describe radiological findings and comment on activity?
Ribs removal gives away the surgical intervention.Right upper lobectomy has left a cavity like residual space.Left upper lobe infiltrates are fibrotic scars. Mostly not an active disease.In any case that is decided by sputum/BAL better than radiology.
Sunday, September 20, 2009
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Middle aged female with recurrent LRTI is adviced CT thorax. Based on these images will you advice lobectomy? Justify your answer .
Middle aged female with recurrent LRTI is adviced CT thorax. Based on these images will you advice lobectomy? Justify your answer .
Bronchieactasis is localized to left lower lobe and recurrent severe infections will be an indication to consider lobectomy.Complicating factor is evolving emphysema in left upper lobe, V/Q scan,Bronchoscopy and lung function needs to be carefully done before taking decision on surgery.
Wednesday, September 09, 2009
Friday, September 04, 2009
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