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CHEST X RAY QUIZ

Select the most likely diagnosis on these 10 cases and then expand the thread and scroll through for explanations

Some may be normal!

All cases consented

CHEST X RAY QUIZSelect the most likely diagnosis on these 10 cases and then expand the thread and scroll through for explanationsSome may be normal!All cases consented

CASE 1: Female 60s, right sided pain

CASE 1: the most likely cause for the right sided lesion is:

CASE 1: explanation 1/3

CASE 1: explanation 2/3

CASE 1: explanation 3/3

Further reading:
https://www.clinicalradiologyonline.net/article/S0009-9260(16)30046-0/pdf
‘Non-malignant lesions tend to exhibit thinner walls, but more perilesional consolidation and centrilobular nodules than malignant lesions.’

Solitary lung cavities: CT findings in malignant and non-malignant disease

To assess the computed tomography (CT) findings of solitary cavitary lesions which could potentially aid in differentiating malignant from non-malignant lung disease.

https://www.clinicalradiologyonline.net/article/S0009-9260(16)30046-0/pdf

CASE 2: Male 70s cough

CASE 2: Which of the following best describes the findings?

CASE 2: explanation 1/5

CASE 2: explanation 2/5

CASE 2: explanation 3/5

CASE 2: explanation 4/5

CASE 2: explanation 5/5

CASE 3: Male 20s, cough and haemoptysis

CASE 3: Which of the following is most likely?

CASE 3: explanation 1/3

CASE 3: explanation 2/3

CASE 3: explanation 3/3

CASE 4: female 60s, cough

CASE 4: diagnosis?

CASE 4: explanation 1/4

CASE 4: explanation 2/4

CASE 4: explanation 3/4

CASE 4: explanation 4/4

CASE 5: Male 60s, breathless

CASE 5: what best describes the abnormality?

CASE 5: explanation 1/3

CASE 5: explanation 2/3

CASE 5: explanation 3/3

CASE 6: Female 40s cough

CASE 6: what best describes the main abnormality?

CASE 6: explanation 1/4

CASE 6: explanation 2/4

CASE 6: explanation 3/4

CASE 6: explanation 4/4

CASE 7: Male 70s, breathless

CASE 7: what best describes the main abnormality

CASE 7: explanation 1/5

CASE 7: explanation 2/5

CASE 7: explanation 3/5

CASE 7: explanation 4/5

CASE 7: explanation 5/5

CASE 8: Male 80s, cough

CASE 8: what best describes the main abnormality?

CASE 8: explanation 1/3

CASE 8: explanation 2/3

CASE 8: explanation 3/3

CASE 9: Female 40s, breathless

CASE 9: what best describes the main abnormality?

CASE 9: explanation 1/3

CASE 9: explanation 2/3

CASE 9: explanation 3/3

CASE 9: further reading - recently published hypersensitivity pneumonitis ATS/JRS/ALAT Clinical Practice Guideline

https://www.atsjournals.org/doi/full/10.1164/rccm.202005-2032ST

CASE 10: Male 40s, cough