respiratory

12. Tb or cancer

13. Tension pneum

14. Patient with sever dyspnea

24. Pl.effusion and pericardial effusion

28. Encysted or loculated pl .effusion

29. Pleural fibrosis

30. Pl.calcification

31. hydropneumothorax

36. Reticulonodular shadow

37. Reticulonodular shadow

38. Cavity in the apex =2 Tb

39. Cavity with air fluid level =absces

40. History of fever and cough

44. Mycetoma (asperigillus)

45. metastasis

47. Hilar lymphadenopathy

49. •
What is modality in A
•
What is modality in B
•
What are the findings
•
What is the diagnosis

51. •
What is modality in A
•
What is modality in B
•
What is the low attenuated area in the lesion
represent?
•
What is the diagnosis

52. Cylindrical bonchectasis
Signet ring sign

53. cystic bronchiectasis

61. Aortic aneurysm

62. Aortic dissection in descending and dissecting
aneurysm in ascending (normally both aa and da have
equal diameter)

65. Opacity in the retrosternal space
DD of anterior mediastial
mass
1- thymoma
2- retrosternal goiter
3- aneurysm of
ascending aorta
4- lymphdenopathy

67. Typical pneumonia

68. History of fever with suputum

69. Pneumonia of left lower lobe

70. Which lobe is involved…h/o fever and
cough

71. Right middle lobe pneumonia

72. Typical pneumonia

74. Left upper lobe and lingula

75. Lung collapse with ipsilateral
mediastinal shifting

77. Right upper lobe collapse

78. Lung collapse with ipsilateral
mediastinal shifting

82. Pulmonary edema
Bat wing
sign

84. History of dyspnea or history of
hypertension

86. Solitary nodule

88. Pericardial effusion

90. mesothelioma

99. Opacification of the rt cardiophrenic
angle

102. Lordotic view

103. Lordotic view moves clavicles away
and gives clear view for the apex