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Pulmonary Tuberculosis - Patterns of Involvement • Scarring, Nodules and Consolidation - Lobar
Pulmonary Tuberculosis ... or empyema ... • Cavitation, Abscess ... #chest #xray #clinical ... #radiology #CXR
Empyema on POCUS 89-year-old male with fever and dyspnea. Lung ultrasound reveals what chest x-ray hides -
Empyema on POCUS ... Lung ultrasound ... #POCUS #Clinical ... #Pulmonary #Loculated ... #Pleural #Effusion
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 Empyema Necessitans (EN) on Chest POCUS Pulmonary teaching case: you are called to the bedside of a
Pulmonary teaching ... effusion where ... Necessitans #EN #Chest #clinical ... pulmonary #respiratory ... #Chest #Lung
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 Pleural effusion + lung mass + abscess on POCUS Image from Dr Oscar Diaz. - Dr. Marco Umaña
Pleural effusion ... + lung mass + abscess ... #effusion #lung ... #POCUS #Pulmonary ... #Clinical #Ultrasound
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 Pulmonary Infarct with Subpleural Consolidation on Lung POCUS PoCUS shows small R pleural effusion & subpleural consolidation-->lowered
Pulmonary Infarct ... small R pleural ... effusion & subpleural ... threshold for cxr ... #POCUS #clinical
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 Assessment of Chest Tube Drains Stepwise assessment of Chest Tube Function TUBE POSITIONING • Look at the CXR:
• Look at the CXR ... Are all six of the ... since a prior CXR ... to the lung or ... Fr hemothorax/empyema
Causes of Lactate Elevation, Lactic Acidosis - Differential Diagnosis The most common causes of hyperlactatemia are usually:
liver or renal injury ... / hypoxemia -> focus ... assessment - assess ... output - Acute pulmonary ... lactate and can act
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