I’m a Chest reporting Radiographer looking to get into GEM soon so I’ve been following your channel. Just wanted to say wonderful explainations of these classic cxr appearances :)
True, on an AP there is a bigger distance from the heart to the images receptor therefore the heart looks enlarge due to magnification. The FFD (Focus to film distance) should also be 180cm. A Radiographer plays a big role in producing good quality x-rays! A radiographer should always indicate if the Chest x-rays was done PA or AP and Erect/Sitting or Supine.
First off, as a layperson, thanks for adding that firm disclaimer at the beginning. None of us out here in TH-cam Land need to become Dr. TH-cam. With that said, it’s very helpful to us as laypeople to have a grasp on what studies a radiologist must pass in order to get anywhere near a patient. And even with that said, there are probably still those who are merely mediocre at their jobs. As a lay patient, it’s helpful to have just a bit more sense if the practitioner discussing our X-Ray with us actually knows what they’re talking about or selling us a bill of goods. 👍
Really appreciate you putting the time and effort into making this. Awesome quality and helps so so much with what seemed to be a daunting topic before your videos!
First thing to think about in cannon balls is choriocarcinoma or RCC,,then breast,colon,prostate,endometrial ca. Otherwise very good informative video!
thank you for this video and the first one before this...I just want to share, I can't see the lung edge on the left..for future videos if you can compare a normal side by side with the abnormal that would be great..This video has great value, keep it up and thank you once again!
It's possible for a doctor to misinterpret anything. It wouldn't be appropriate or wise for me to comment on any particular case. But obviously doctors are fallible like everyone else and will make mistakes occasionally.
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As a radiography student, thank you for this clear summary of how to spot all these pathologies. Chest X-rays are hard to interpret. At least with extremity work it's usually just fractures and dislocations we need to spot.
A very informative presentation even though I don’t need the review. It’s always enlightening to see a knowledgeable person give their explanation / approach on diagnostics. Thanks for all your efforts and best of luck.
Dammit!! I was sooooo!! going to send you my chest x-ray I got like four years of them too!, it would’ve been interesting diagnostically to everybody!! LOL only kidding oh my God I hope no one ever does that ton you!!. I love your videos I find them very informative and you make things fairly simple to understand thank you so much!!.
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2:48 Pneumonia
3:57 Tuberculosis
5:18 Pneumothorax
6:27 Lobar collapse (atelectasis)
7:26 Pleural effusion
8:25 COPD
9:13 Heart failure
10:00 Hiatus hernia
11:13 Lung cancer
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I’m a Chest reporting Radiographer looking to get into GEM soon so I’ve been following your channel. Just wanted to say wonderful explainations of these classic cxr appearances :)
Hi Ollie. Thank you so much for this revision content on X-rays. Did you create an Anki deck for these. I only saw the summary sheet?
where has your been all my life. better than med school lectures. THANK YOU YOU LIFE SAVER!
This is great Ollie thank you! Really helpful for finals revision
True, on an AP there is a bigger distance from the heart to the images receptor therefore the heart looks enlarge due to magnification. The FFD (Focus to film distance) should also be 180cm. A Radiographer plays a big role in producing good quality x-rays! A radiographer should always indicate if the Chest x-rays was done PA or AP and Erect/Sitting or Supine.
THANK YOU!!!! I'm a nurse doing further studies and this video helped a lot for my latest assignment
This helped me study for my FNP exam in the US. Thanks!!
First off, as a layperson, thanks for adding that firm disclaimer at the beginning. None of us out here in TH-cam Land need to become Dr. TH-cam. With that said, it’s very helpful to us as laypeople to have a grasp on what studies a radiologist must pass in order to get anywhere near a patient. And even with that said, there are probably still those who are merely mediocre at their jobs. As a lay patient, it’s helpful to have just a bit more sense if the practitioner discussing our X-Ray with us actually knows what they’re talking about or selling us a bill of goods. 👍
Oh boy a radiologist is so far beyond this level!
Really appreciate you putting the time and effort into making this. Awesome quality and helps so so much with what seemed to be a daunting topic before your videos!
The is saving my life right now, exam in two days
Thankyou so much for the first time I understand chest xrays
Totally love the way you presented all the cases. Will definitely be coming back to this video for revising up before my exams.
First thing to think about in cannon balls is choriocarcinoma or RCC,,then breast,colon,prostate,endometrial ca. Otherwise very good informative video!
thank you for this video and the first one before this...I just want to share, I can't see the lung edge on the left..for future videos if you can compare a normal side by side with the abnormal that would be great..This video has great value, keep it up and thank you once again!
oops , now I see it! was it the one with the black lining before the yellow marking
Thank you Dr Ollie 🌺
Hi can you show us the difference between ards and bilateral pneomunia when both shows full white color on x ray
I am new and have subscribed.. Waiting for ECG.. thank you Ollie
Thanks Dr. Ollie
Thank you so much for the explanation
Very informative very clear language
If you were sent an copy of an x-ray could you mark it up the same way you did in this video?
thanks . it was very useful .
Please upload more videos about some clinical cases
How do we diaognise asthma through chest xray?
Asthma is not diagnosed via chest X ray. There are a few different tests that can be done including spirometry - but a chest X ray would not tell you
Hi thanks for the update
Really useful, great video
Plz makes video on x.ray of pregnant women when infant head or other body have any defect then how we recognize that the baby is abnormal
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Is it possible for a doctor to misinterpret the appearance of lung cancer with tuberculosis?
It's possible for a doctor to misinterpret anything. It wouldn't be appropriate or wise for me to comment on any particular case. But obviously doctors are fallible like everyone else and will make mistakes occasionally.
Hello Doctor Olie kindly read my recent x-ray film...thank you
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As a radiography student, thank you for this clear summary of how to spot all these pathologies. Chest X-rays are hard to interpret. At least with extremity work it's usually just fractures and dislocations we need to spot.
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A very informative presentation even though I don’t need the review. It’s always enlightening to see a knowledgeable person give their explanation / approach on diagnostics. Thanks for all your efforts and best of luck.
Dammit!! I was sooooo!! going to send you my chest x-ray I got like four years of them too!, it would’ve been interesting diagnostically to everybody!!
LOL only kidding oh my God I hope no one ever does that ton you!!.
I love your videos I find them very informative and you make things fairly simple to understand thank you so much!!.
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Excellent presentation. Thanks.
Amazing amazing teaching lectures this way while being a third year student. Really appreciable. Keep it up 💯 n thank you 👍
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help me,,what is the meaning of Upper Lobe Vessels..that the result of my Chest Xray..what the best thing i can do to cure this case?
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🐾📚 As a passionate animal lover and someone deeply interested in the medical field, I can't thank VetandTech enough for consistently providing invaluable educational resources like this! 💡🦴 It's incredible to see your commitment to spreading knowledge through free veterinary webinars and informative videos. Keep up the fantastic work, VetandTech - you're making a significant impact on both aspiring professionals and pet owners like me. Looking forward to more enriching content! 🐶🐱👩⚕ #VetandTech #VeterinaryEducation #LifelongLearning