Radiograph Chest – Achalasia
* Failure of the lower esophageal sphincter (LES) to relax.* Primary achalasia: associated with loss of ganglion...
Normal Chest X-Ray and Lung
Normal Frontal Chest X-Ray, Pulmonary Anatomy: Many pulmonary conditions can be diagnosed by chest radiographs. On a...
IVC Emboli
Diagnosis: IVC filter component emboli
Findings: Multiple linear...
Left hilar lung mass
CXR of Left Hilar Lung Mass
CT of Left Hilar Lung Mass
Diagnosis: Left...
Retrosternal Goiter
This 74 year-old female presented with mild dyspnea. The chest x-ray above shows a superior mediastinal mass...
Hodgkin’s Disease
This 19 year-old female patient presented with general malaise. A chest x-ray demonstrates lobulated mediastinal widening, most...
Metastatic Breast Carcinoma
This 51 year-old female patient presented with bone pain and dyspnoea. The PA chest xray above shows...
Perilymphatic Nodules
Perilymphatic nodules are interstitial nodules (usually well-defined) which are characterised by distribution. Nodules are subpleural, along fissures,...
Aortic Dissection (CTA)
Diagnosis: Aortic dissection
Modality: CTA
Credit: Case submitted by Celine Rodriguez...
Cystic Lung Disease
This 41 year-old male has respiratory failure and is awaiting a lung transplant. He presented with an...
