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Intro
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Learning Objectives
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Classification of Atelectasis
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Lobar Atelectasis
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Juxtaphrenic Peak
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RML Collapse
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Lines and Tubes
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Central Lines
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PA Catheter (a.k.a. Swan-Ganz catheter)
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Endotracheal Tube
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Nasogastric Tube
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Chest Tube
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Ports
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Telemetry Electrodes and Wires
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Complications from Cardiac Devices
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Sternotomy
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Prosthetic Heart Valves
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Deep Brain Stimulator
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Breast Implants
Description:
Learn to interpret chest X-rays focusing on atelectasis, medical devices, and post-surgical changes in this comprehensive video lesson. Explore the classification of atelectasis, including lobar collapse, and identify key signs like the juxtaphrenic peak. Master the identification of various lines, tubes, and devices such as central lines, PA catheters, endotracheal tubes, and chest tubes. Understand proper placement and potential complications of cardiac devices. Recognize post-surgical changes including sternotomy and prosthetic heart valves. Gain insights into identifying less common findings like deep brain stimulators and breast implants. Utilize a variety of radiological images from reputable sources to enhance your understanding and diagnostic skills in chest X-ray interpretation.

How to Interpret a Chest X-Ray - Atelectasis, Lines, Tubes, Devices, and Surgeries

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