__Y6 Radiology Flashcards

1
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CXR: SAIL sign (triangular opacity behind heart)

Loss of lung volume on L
Mediastinal shift

A

Left lower lobe collapse

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2
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Complete ‘white out’ on CXR differentials

A

Mediastinal shift towards - lung collapse

Mediastinal shift away: pleural effusion

No shift: malignant mesothelioma

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3
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CXR: Coin/cannon ball well-defined nodular opacities

A

Pulmonary metastasis

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4
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CXR: Spiculated edge to a well-defined mass

A
Lung cancer
(Spikes/points on edges)
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5
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CXR: large black opacity with no markings differentials

A

Pneumothorax

Large bullae

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6
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Pulmonary oedema causes

A

Cardiogenic: CCF

Non-cardiogenic - ARDS, nephrotic syndrome, renal failure, smoke inhalation, near-drowning

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7
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CT brain: Cannot see cortical sulci, all filled with whiter opacity

A

Subarachnoid haemorrhage

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8
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Normal diameter of small and large bowel

A

Small <3cm
Transverse colon <6cm
(Caecum <8cm)

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9
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Valvulae commitantes

A

Small bowel

Go all the way across

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10
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Haustra

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Haustral folds in colon

Only go partially across

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11
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Gas on both sides of the bowel wall on AXR?

A

Rigler’s sign

with perforated bowel, shows intraperitoneal gas

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12
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Sigmoid volvulus presentation on AXR?

A

Coffee bean sign

Comes up and out of the pelvis

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