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Radiological aspects- PNEUMONIA

Explore radiological aspects of pneumonia, pulmonary emphysema, and interstitial pneumonia, along with bronchiectasis, atelectasis, and chronic pulmonary abscess. Detailed insights on various pathologies, abscesses, and cancers are provided in this informative guide.

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Radiological aspects- PNEUMONIA

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  1. Radiological aspects- PNEUMONIA

  2. PULMONARY EMPHYSEMA

  3. TRIANGLE DITTMAR RUPERT INTERSTITIAL PNEUMONIA

  4. Pulmonary abscess in constitution phase

  5. - The same case; mixed image with horizontal line (air-fluid)

  6. Two mixed image horizontal line of the air-fluid level

  7. Bronchiectasis- triangle BILATERAL BRONCHIECTASIS: suprainfection

  8. Bronchiectasis

  9. Bronchial patology ULCERATIONS

  10. CHRONIC PULMONARY ABSCESS

  11. BRONCHOPULMONARY CANCER Left hilary opacity;

  12. -ATELECTASIS right lung atelectasis - volume reduction , attraction of mediastinum, diaphragm, rib grid

  13. - PARTIAL ATELECTASIS RUL-

  14. 1 2 Total pneumothorax 1 Hyper transparency with no vascular design 2 - collapsed lung to hilum Total left pneumothorax

  15. X-ray: opacity of homogeneous intensity that varies by the amount of liquid Typical image of right basal pleurisy – moderate intensity of the opacity, with the upper limit, flou, in meniscus, upper concave

  16. PLEURAL EFFUSION

  17. homogeneous opacity right hemithorax, controlateral mediastinal shift

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