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Multiple Cavitary Lesions
1. Infection
-Bacteria: Staph, Klebseilla
-Fungal: Histoplasmosis,Aspergillosis
-TB
-Parasites
2. Neoplasms
-Mets, Lymphoma, BAC
3. Vascular
-Wegners, Infarct, Septic emboli, RA
Chest Wall Lesions
Nipples, Artifacts
Skin Lesions - Moles, Muscles
Mesenchymal Tumour (Muscles, Lipomas, Desmoid)
Nerve - NF
Bone
-Benign (FCD, enchondroma)
-Malignant (Chrondosarc, Ewings, Mets)
-Infection (Osteomyelitis)
-Trauma (Fracture, Callus)
Cavitating Nodules
1. Neoplasm
Primary - SCC, AdenoCA, BAC
Mets - SCC (H/N,Cervix, Esophagus, AdenoCA, Melanoma, Osteosarcoma
Lymphoma
2. Infection
Septic Emboli, Aspergillosis
3. Vascular/CVD
PE, Wegener's, RA, SLE
Pleural Opacities Solitary
Infection (Loculated Effusion, Empyema)
Neoplasm (Mets, Mesothelioma, Neural tumour, fibrous pleural tumour)
Other (Lipoma, Hematoma)
Multiple Pleural opacity
Loculated Effusion
Mets, Invasive Thymoma, Mesothelioma
Pleural plaques (Abestos)
Subpleural Opacity
Infarct
Granuloma (TB, fungus)
Mets
Rheum Nodule
1' lung CA
lymphoma
Round Atelectasis
Pleural Effusion
1. CHF
2. Parapneumonic
3. Mets
4. Ascites
5. TB
Pleural Calcification
1. Trauma
2. Infection (Empyema, TB)
3. Inhalation (Asbestos, Talcosis)
Pleural Thickening
1. Infection (Empyema,TB,Fungal)
2. Neoplasm (Mets,Mesothelioma,Pancoast)
3.CVD (RA)
4. Trauma
5. Asbestos, Talc
6. Sarcoid
Elevated HD
1. Eventration
2. Subpulmonic Effusion
3. Atelectasis
4. Phrenic nerve
5. Hernia (incl Trauma)
Wide Mediastinum
1. Technical
2. Vascular (Aneurysm, Dissection, Coarctation, Congenital)
3. Trauma (Hematoma, Venous injury, VB #, Postop)
4. Neoplasm (Lymphoma, 1' CA, Mets)
5. Inflammation (Esophagus, TBT rupture, Iatrogenic
6. Infection (pneumonia, TB, Histo, MAC, Abscess)
7. Lipomatosis (Fat, cushing, steroids)
Anterior Mediastinal Mass
Thymic (Thymoma, Thymic cyst, thymolipoma, Thymic CA)
Germ Cell Tumours (Dermoid, Teratoma, Seminoma, mixed GCT)
Thyroid (Goiter, adenoma, CA)
Lymph Nodes
(Lymphoma, Mets, Sarcoid)
Vascular (AA, Pericardial cyst, Dilated SVC, Cardiac CA)
Middle Mediastinal Mass
1. Neoplastic Adenopathy (Mets, Lymphoma, AIDS)
2. Inflammatory Adenopathy (TB, Histo, EBV, AIDS, Amyloid, Drugs, Sarcoid, MAC)
3. Inhalational (Silicosis,CWP)
4. Duplication Cysts (Bronchogenic, Enteric Sequestration)
5. Tumours (Bronchogenic, Tracheal CA, Esophageal CA)
6. Vascular (Aneursym, Vein Distension
7. HH
Unilateral Hilar Adenopathy
1. Neoplasm (Broncho CA, Carcinoid, Mets, Lymphoma
2. Inflammation (TB, Fungal,EBV, drugs)
PAH
1. PreCapillary (Emphysema, COPD, CF, PE, Portal HTN, Cardiac Shunts, Idiopathic, PA aneursym, Vasculitis)
2. PostCapillary (Left CHF, MS, PE)
Bilateral hilar Adenopathy
1. Neoplasm
(Lymphoma, Mets, Leukemia)
2. Inflammation
(Sarcoid, Silicosis)
3. CVD (Lupus)
Posterior Mediastinal Mass
1. Neural Tumours
2. Mets
3. Hematoma/Aneursym
4. Paraspinal Abscess
Atelectasis
1. Obstructive (Large airway)
2. Resorption (Small Airway - Mucus or Infection)
3. Compressive
4. Passive (PTX, Pleural Effusion
5. Adhesive (Surfactant)
6. Cicatrization (TB, Histo, Silicosis, UIP)
Obstructive Atelectasis
- Tumour (broncho, Carcinoid, Mets,Lymphoma)
-Inflammatory (TB, Sarcoid)
-Other (Left Atrium Big, FB, Wegeners)
Signs of Atelectasis
Direct (Fissure displacement, Crowding of Vessels)
Indirect (HD elevation, Shift, Inflation of other lung, Hila movement)
Specific Atelectasis Signs
Golden S - RUL
Juxtaphrenic Peak - Upper lobes
Luftsichel Sign - LUL
Flat Waist - LLL
Comet-Tail - rounded
Atelectasis RUL
Frontal
Increase opacity
Right shift of Trachea
Silh of R upper mediastinum
Golden S
Hila Elevation
Lateral:
Anterior - Major Fissure
Superior - Minor Fissure
Atelectasis LUL
Frontal:
Increase opacity
L shift of Trachea
Silh of L upper mediastinum
Luftsichel
Hila Elevation
Lateral:
Anterior and bowing of the Major Fissure
Atelectasis RML
Frontal:
Minor Fissure not seen
Silh of R heart border
Lateral:
Downward/Bowing of MinorF
Anterior/Bowing of MajorF
Opacity at Hila
Lower lobe Atelectasis
Frontal:
Major Fissure is seen
Wedge shaped opacity
Downward MinorF (right)
Flat waist (left)
Obscuration of HD
Lateral:
Posterior HD not seen
Posterior bowing of MajorF
Lobar/Segmental Consolidation
Pneumonia (Bacteria,Viral)
Lung CA
Aspiration
TB
Infarct/Hemorrhage
Diffuse Airspace Opacity
Water - CHF, Noncardiac
Pus - Bacteria, Virus, Fungal
Blood - Coumadin, hemophilia, Trauma, Vasculitis
Cells - BAC, Lymphoma
Other - PAP, Lipoid, AIP
Non Cardiac Pulmonary Edema
CRF
Inhalation (Smoke, Silica, Co2)
Anaphylaxis
Narcotics
Neurogenic
Drowning
Fluid overload
Fat Emboli
Diffuse Air Space (top 5)
1. edema
2. pneumonia
3. ARDS
4. PCP
5. Hemorrhage
Multifocal Ill-Defined Opacities
Pneumonia
Sarcoid
BAC
Granulomatous
Septic Emboli
Miliary Pattern
1. TB
2. Fungal (histo)
3. Mets (thyroid, renal, melanoma)
4. Sarcoid/LCH
5. Silicosis
Fine Reticular Opacity
1. Edema
2. Interstital pneumonia (Virus, PCP, mycoplasma)
3. CVD
4. Lymphangitic Carc
5. IPF
Honeycombing
1. IPF - UIP
2. Rheumatoid
3. Scleroderma
4. Sarcoid
5. Absestosis
SPN
Neoplasm
-Malignant (Lung CA, Mets, Lymphoma)
- Benign (Hamartoma, AVM, Lipoma)
2. Inflm (TB, Fungal, Abscess)
3. Vascular (AVM, infarct, rheum, wegeners)
4. Inhalation (silicosis, mucoid)
Hyperlucent Thorax
PTX
SC Emphysema
Emphysema
Asthma
Mastectomy
Chest Wall - Poland
Bronchiectasis
Local (TB, Bronchial stenosis, tumour)
Diffuse (CF, Dysmotile Cilia, Postinfection [TB,MAC], ABPA
IIP (Idiopathic Interstitial Pneumonia)
A. IPF - UIP
B. Non IPF
-DIP
-RB ILD
-AIP
-COP
-NSIP
-LIP
UIP - Usual Interstitial Pneumonia
>50, >men, SOB, Poor prognosis
Subpleural with gradient from apical region to bases with honeycombing, reticular > GGO, traction bronchiectasis
NSIP - Nonspecific
40-50, SOB, Steroids
No gradient, Irregular reticular markings, micronodules, No stacked honeycombing.
Sarcoid
Plain Film
Bilateral hilar/paratracheal Nodes
Upper lobes - reticulonodular
CT
Hilar nodes +/- calcification
Micronodules mainly in perilymphatic, can thicken interlobular septa
Traction bronchiectasis