This document presents 9 chest radiology cases with key findings and diagnoses. Case 1 shows a curvilinear shadow extending from the right hila beyond the right hemidiaphragm, diagnosed as Scimitar's syndrome. Case 2 reveals a triangular opacity in the retrocardiac area projecting over the lower dorsal spine without air bronchograms, diagnosed as consolidation with partial collapse. Case 3 exhibits bilateral mediastinal widening more on the left side not extending into the neck, diagnosed as an anterior mediastinal mass like lymphadenopathy, lymphoma, or teratoma.

1. CHEST RADIOLOGY MOCKS
XRAYS WITH FINDINGS
Abbasi Shaheed Hospital

2. CASE 1

3. CASE 2

4. CASE 3

5. CASE 4

6. CASE 5

7. CASE 6

8. CASE 7

9. CASE 8

10. CASE 9

11. KEY FINDINGS

12. CASE 1
• A curvilinear shadowing extending from part of the Right hila going
beyond the Righr hemidiaphragm along the Right heart border
• Diagnosis
•Scimitar’s syndrome

13. CASE 2
• A/P, lateral views showing a triangular shape opacity noted in the
retro cardiac area projecting over the lower dorsal spine extending
upto the posterior sulcus,showing no air bronchogram.
• Diagnosis:
Consolidation with partial collapse.
• Differential.
• Lung sequestration.

14. CASE 3
• Bilateral mediastinal smooth widening more on the left side not extending
into the neck.
• Diagnosis:
• Anterior mediastinal mass.(needs Lateral view for confirmation)
• like
• Lymphadenopathy
• Lymphoma
• Teratoma
• THYMUS
• Sarcoidosis.

15. CASE 4
• AP and oblique views(blurred Image) showing a bony density in the
right mid lower zone,right hard border not visible,with Heart shifted
to the left side,ribs are obliquely placed.
• Diagnosis:
• Pectus excavatum

16. CASE 5
• Soft tissue density mass with surrounding halo, having irregular
margins and adjacent consolidation, no evidence of calcification, air
fluid level, rib erosion noted.
Diagnosis:
Aspergilloma with surrounding air
Differential
Intracavitatory Neoplasm.

17. CASE 6
• Multiple nodular opacities of variable sizes Largest one on the right
side having spiculated margins at the right supra hilar region having
Air bronchogram, superimposing on the Dorsal spine
• Diagnosis:
Neoplasm with satellite lesions(most likely Squamous Cell Carcinoma
bronchoalveolar Ca.

18. CASE 7
• Large lobulated soft tissue opacity noted along the left upper chest
wall.it is making an obtuse angle, causing erosion of the left third rib
• Diagnosis:
• Extra pulmonary mass with infiltration into the rib(soft tissue
Sarcoma)

19. CASE 8
• A well circumscribed smooth margninated pulmonary nodule in the right
upper zone in the periphery.It is associated with other nodules in both
lungs.
• Diagnosis
• Granuloma.
• Solitary pulmonary module.
• Metastasis.
• Hematoma.
• Septc Emboli.

20. CASE 9
• Unfused skeleton showing a thick walled cavitatory lesion with air
fluid level in the right mid zone abutting the hila, with no calcification,
intracavitatory mass or rib erosion.
• Diagnosis:
• Hyadatid Cyst.
• Abscess most commonly Bacterial.