Interpretation of the Adult Chest X-Ray | The Advanced EM Boot Camp Imaging Workshop

Interpretation of the Adult Chest X-Ray by Robert Tubbs, MD
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[@ciphermedic]

Stroke of a master. Simply unmatched lecture on learning the art and science of reading chest x rays. Respect !!!!

[@ellieco9174]

This was brilliant for a beginner chest reporting Radiographer! From the UK :)

[@andyfromdenver]

Thank you for the excellent lecture and case studies.

[@glorychukwuma3264]

He has mastery of this. the presentation had a calming effect

[@nurulnajwa6825]

Tqvm for an awesome and comprehensive lecture

[@dm9392]

Insane that we get this for free 👏

[@raheeraj]

wow ! what quality content !

[@RejathBenny]

wow ! quality content !

[@LittlePurpleBook]

Excellent lecture.

[@Chaudharys1]

Thaaaaaank you!

[@edreesalqutel8002]

Nice work..................

[@Dr.Jyotsna]

Very nice sir. Thanks

[@khiprpanderson2901]

more films please

[@manpreetsingh83]

Am I wrong that in first case he presents the mark is on wrong side? It said L and presenter is referring that side to as right.

[@shamakuma1967]

Shoulder dislocation in seizures.

[@user-qh3xc4tv1u]

Would you please comment further on why not all PTXs require a chest tube? Thank you! 33:52

[@anttivalimaki7339]

1. Hilar areas, nodes, strong shadow and blood flow? 2. ribs, fractures 3. Lateral inferior thoracic cavity liquid? If on bed, not seeable. 4. Heart size? 5. comparison of dexter, sinister side. Lobar, diffuse pneumonic (infected, inflammatory areas) air amount compared of normal appearance, nodules? 6. Pleuric and paraplegic sac, air/liquid chest leakage
And was that it, maybe listen to lecturer?!

[@user-yc2cm5co3h]

cxr which was clear but quite tall, meaning please

[@dr.soumyasworld1177]

👍🏼👍🏼

[@maathupirana3442]

thank you very much sir. i am a srilankan gp. one humble request is that, if next time any lectures, considering non native english speakers , be kind to be bit slow in lecturing. thank you very much

[@mohdanasmohdnor1608]

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