Snippet 01: Differentiating Traction Bronchiectasis from Honeycombing Paid Members Public
Many radiologists & physicians have difficulty differentiating traction bronchiectasis from honeycombing. The post and video explain how to do this.
CT Chest for Covid-19 - Indications - Position Statement / White Paper from Society of Chest Imaging & Intervention - SCII Paid Members Public
Position / white paper from the Society of Chest Imaging and Intervention (SCII) on the use of CT scan in Covid-19
Case 12: Tropical Pulmonary Eosinophilia Paid Members Public
How to suspect tropical pulmonary eosinophilia in acute/subacute settings with diffuse lung disease, especially ill-defined bronchocentric nodules.
Case 11: The Tragi-Comic Consequences of a Poor Quality Scan Paid Members Public
62-years old man diagnosed to have Covid-19 on an expiratory scan CT scan and the consequences thereafter. It is necessary to have a supine inspiratory scan at the least in all patients if expiratory and prone are not possible.
Case 10: Non-Resolving Progressive Opacities, Organizing Pneumonia and a Diagnosis After 3 Years Paid Members Public
67-years old lady who presented in 2017 with an organizing pneumonia (OP) pattern, and then 3 years later with significant progression
Case 9: Non-Resolving Consolidation and Multifocal Opacities Paid Members Public
64-years old with a non-resolving consolidation and multifocal opacities who finally had a confirmed diagnosis of invasive mucinous adenocarcinoma.
Case 8: Rupture of a Mediastinal Node into the Lung Paid Members Public
14-years old girl with a large, tuberculous, necrotic right paratracheal mediastinal node that ruptured into the lung.
Case 7: UIP/IPF with a Superimposed Lung Complication Paid Members Public
75-years old man with UIP IPF and a superimposed > 20 mm lung nodule that was biopsied and turned out to be squamous cell carcinoma.
