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- 1. Monitoreo Respiratorio Radiologico Dr. Jorge CABRERA VALENTIN Medicina Intensiva UCI Hospital Alberto Sabogal [email_address]
- 7. PA (Postero-anterior) FILM
- 8. Portatil ( AP o Antero-posterior) FILM
- 10. Anatomia Pulmonar (1) Arco aortico (2) Tronco de la pulmonar (3) Apendice de la auricula izquierda (4) Ventriculo izquierdo (5) Auricula derecha (6) Vena cava superior (7 & 8) diafragma (9) Cisura transversa
- 19. CVC
- 20. Swan Ganz
- 22. MCP definitivo
- 23. MCP transitorio
- 24. Tubo de Tórax
- 25. TOT
- 27. TODO
- 28. NIA Chest Febrero 2000 P carinii pages.prodigi.net Neumonia Eosinofilica Aguda vh.org Edema Pulmonar Cardiogenico
- 29. EAPNC: Neurogenico - HSA EAPNC: EAP por altura EAPNC: EAP por reexpansión EAPNC: EAP por QT
- 30. Cajamarca
- 31. Criterio Mayor ARDS EAP Cardiomegalia inusual presente Lineas B de Kerley inusual presente Efusion pleural grande inusual presente Opacidad parche/periferico perihiliar/difuso Criterio Menor Broncograma aereo a menudo presente Hilios incrementados infrecuente presente cuffing peribronquial inusual presente Bone. Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine. 1998 Diferencias Rx entre EAP y ARDS
Notas do Editor
- MRI not widely used but can show malignancy especially We will look at actual films in the tutorials/practicals
- Up to 40% off all radiological investigations are chest x-rays 60% are carried out in the ICU, Sensitivity; 50% of critically ill patients in Icu will have abnormal chest x-ray A systematic review is vital when interpretating x-rays however what order is not critical and you will come across varying orders
- A chest x-ray forms a piece in the pulmonary examination, should refer to previous x-rays if available and if possible put in context of the other pulmonary findings
- PA Standard investigation carried out in the x-ray dept Cassette anterior to chest, x-rays shot post-ant from 2 metres away, shoulders abducted to remove scapula Carried out in standing therefore better inspiration
- Transverse fissure – 6 th rib laterally Does not estend beyond pulm artery medially Visible in 50%
- AP Cassette placed behind the patient, portable machine Patient could be sitting in a chair, semi erect in bed, supine in bed. NOTE the patient position will affect the CXR Marked AP on film Heart enlarged often poorer expansion
- How to view Check patient and x-ray details Left or right, markers placed on by radiographer, stomach on left. Heart not always on left
- How to view Check patient and x-ray details Left or right, markers placed on by radiographer, stomach on left. Heart not always on left
- How to view Check patient and x-ray details Left or right, markers placed on by radiographer, stomach on left. Heart not always on left