Clinical Correlation Required

The lateral chest x ray. The ubiquitous companion to the PA. This episode is about applying the mnemonic "All The Many Lung Lines" to the lateral. We go through the search pattern and identify some important things to look for. Abdomen Thorax Mediastinum Lungs Lines Wellness: Google "humane society" give a furry friend a forever home Resources: (I have no affiliation) Felson's Chest https://www.amazon.com/Felsons-Principles-Roentgenology-CD-ROM-Goodman/dp/1416029230 Radiology Assistant http://www.radiologyassistant.nl/en/p497b2a265d96d/chest-x-ray-basic-interpretation.html **Disclaimer** I strongly emphasize this podcast is not medical advice, it is for information, entertainment and educational purposes only. It should not be used to diagnose or treat any medical condition, nor should it be seen as official policy at any institution. You should always do your own research and let me know when I am wrong. I am not responsible for any mistakes or consequences that result of actions that a listener of this podcast undertakes. **Disclaimer** This podcast does not represent the views or opinions of the department of defense, the US Air Force or any Residency Program. The views and opinions expressed are solely those of the speakers. Feedback at ccrpodcaster@gmail.com

The Chest X ray. The most ubiquitous of all radiographic studies. There is a TON to them and more than I am able to cover in one sitting. In this episode we talk about a search pattern adapted from Ben Felson's Chest book. All The Many Lungs Lines Abdomen, Thorax, Mediastinum, Lung (unilateral) Lung (again, compared to the other lung) and Lines (invasive devices) We talk about the radiographic anatomy and putting eyeballs on all parts of the film We touch on the difference between a PA and an AP chest xray and why they look different. The lateral chest x ray and specific pathologies (ie bacterial pneumonia, atelectasis) will be covered later Wellness recommendation: Generation V podcast. (I have no affiliation) https://veganfitness.com/GenerationV Resources: (I have no affiliation) Felson's Chest https://www.amazon.com/Felsons-Principles-Roentgenology-CD-ROM-Goodman/dp/1416029230 Radiology Assistant http://www.radiologyassistant.nl/en/p497b2a265d96d/chest-x-ray-basic-interpretation.html **Disclaimer** I strongly emphasize this podcast is not medical advice, it is for information, entertainment and educational purposes only. It should not be used to diagnose or treat any medical condition, nor should it be seen as official policy at any institution. You should always do your own research and let me know when I am wrong. I am not responsible for any mistakes or consequences that result of actions that a listener of this podcast undertakes. **Disclaimer** This podcast does not represent the views or opinions of the department of defense, the US Air Force or any Residency Program. The views and opinions expressed are solely those of the speakers. Feedback at ccrpodcaster@gmail.com

Thanks so much for checking this out. In this first episode I lay out the purpose and layout of this podcast. 1. Hi Im Iulian. Im a radiology resident and I love to teach. I also feel the need to make something in this world rather than just consume content others have made. I love podcasts so this seemed like a good idea. 2. This is a radiology learning podcast directed at learners less so than experts. 3. I'll be going through how to interpret basic radiographic studies on each episode. 4. There will be a non radiology recommendation each week of something I find cool or useful in my life. 5. The format of the podcast may change in the future to include interviews with guests and content related to radiology but not directly related to image interpretation like careers in radiology, subspecialties and being deployed as a radiologist. Please send feedback to ccrpodcaster@gmail.com Please also leave a nice review on itunes if you like the show! **Disclaimer** I strongly emphasize this podcast is not medical advice, it is for information, entertainment and educational purposes only. It should not be used to diagnose or treat any medical condition, nor should it be seen as official policy at any institution. You should always do your own research and let me know when I am wrong. I am not responsible for any mistakes or consequences that result of actions that a listener of this podcast undertakes. **Disclaimer** This podcast does not represent the views or opinions of the department of defense, the US Air Force or any Residency Program. The views and opinions expressed are solely those of the speakers.