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Causes
of Orthopnea ... edema •
Bilateral
... CNS lesion: ALS,
MS
... Differential #Diagnosis #
Causes
... #
pulmonary
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... : Cardiac,
Pulmonary
... ,
MSK
, Drug/Toxins ... Pleuritic #ChestPain #
Causes
Pulmonary
Pathology ... pleura in severe
cases
... ) Cardiogenic
Pulmonary
... submassive PE)
POCUS
... #signs #Lung #
POCUS
Bilateral
B-Lines ... in
case
of Pneumonia ... Progressive
URI
... /lung sliding:
Pulmonary
...
Bilateral
B-lines
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• Middle Lobe:
Lateral
... Medial, Anterior,
Lateral
... Anteromedial,
Lateral
... radiopaedia.org/
cases
... #CT #CTChest #
pulmonary
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leading to increased
pulmonary
... hypoxemia and
bilateral
... consistent with
pulmonary
... there is no clear
cause
... the underlying
cause
Audiogram - Perform
MRI
... • Metabolic
Causes
... • Idiopathic
Bilateral
... Otosclerosis
Bilateral
... Diagnosis #Algorithm #
Causes
Uncommon
Causes
... lobe that become
bilateral
... Criteria: -
Bilateral
... pathophysiologic finding:
maternal
... #edema #
causes
An
MRI
confirmed ... rupture of the
lateral
... Orthopedics #Knee #
lateral
... collateral #ligament #
msk
►
Pulmonary
Embolism ... on
POCUS
Echocardiogram ... Sister had
MI
in ...
Pulmonary
embolism ... RJonesSonoEM #
Pulmonary
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