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Thoracic
Question | Answer | |||
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Calcified pleural plaques Pleural thickening | Asbestos - related pleura disease | |||
Nosocomial | Hospital - acquired pneumonia | |||
Synchronous Metachronous | Time frame of cancer | |||
Tubular branching and tree-in-bud opacities | Infectious/ inflammatory bronchiolitis | |||
Aortic wall thickening Luminal stenosis | Takayasu arteritis | |||
Perihilar opacity paralleling the mediastinum Airspace disease conform to the radiation ports | Radiation pneumonitis Radiation-induced lung disease | |||
Collar sign Waist-like constriction | Traumatic diaphragmatic rupture | |||
Central bronchiectasis and mucoid impaction - finger-in-gloves opacities | ABPA | Allergic bronchopulmonary aspergillosis | Adult onset asthma | Aspergilllus fumigatus |
Surgical treatment for COPD | Lung volume reduction surgery | |||
Mediastinal lesion in the lower central mediastinum differentials? | Hiatal hernia, Congenital cysts, LAD, vascular: paraesophageal varices | |||
Multifocal nodular opacities with internal cavitation | Infective endocarditis | Tricuspid valve vegetations | Septic pulmonary emboli | |
Persistent lower chest pain after an episode of nausea and vomiting | Esophageal rupture | Boerhaave syndrome | Pneumomediastinum | Triangular collection of air in the medial and basal left hemithorax |
Trauma, pneumothorax, pneumomediastinum, focal bronchial laceration | Tracheobronchial tear | Persistent or progressive pneumomediastinum after chest trauma | Fracture within several centimeters of the carina | |
Kerley B lines, cardiomegaly, small bilateral pleural effusions | Interstitial edema secondary to heart failure | |||
C shaped calcifications in the expected location of mitral valve | MAC | Mitral annular calcification | Severe mitral valve regurgitation | |
Inspissation, inspissate, inspissating | To make thick or thicker | Spissus = slow, dense in Latin |