How I Read a Chest CT Mediube Subscribe Subscribed 3 1173 videos 0% 38 Views 0 Likes 2024-06-06 ChestCT ScanImagingPulmonologyRadiology & Imaging By Mediube 0 Comments What are some common uses of the procedure? Doctors use chest CT to: examine abnormalities found on chest x-rays. help diagnose the causes of signs or symptoms of chest disease, such as cough, shortness of breath, chest pain, or fever. detect and evaluate the extent of tumors that arise in the chest, or tumors that have spread there from other parts of the body. assess whether tumors are responding to treatment. help plan radiation therapy. evaluate injury to the chest, including the heart, blood vessels, lungs, ribs and spine. Chest CT can demonstrate various lung disorders, such as: benign and malignant tumors pneumonia tuberculosis bronchiectasis, cystic fibrosis inflammation or other diseases of the pleura (the covering of the lungs) interstitial and chronic lung disease congenital abnormalities (بازدید 38 بار, بازدیدهای امروز 1 ) Show more PREV How to identify normal lung anatomy on chest CT Mediube 2024-06-06 NEXT How to Read a CT Scan of the Head Mediube 2024-06-06 You might be interested in 0 Understand Your Scan MS MRI and Brain Atrophy Mediube 2025-01-29 0 Lung Transplant Patient Journey Mediube 2024-10-02 0 Rotator Cuff MRI Everything You Need To Know Mediube 2024-11-26 0 Imaging of Bones Fractures, Bony Anatomy and Bony Density–Radiology Mediube 2025-09-06 0 Lungs and Airways Mediube 2024-09-22 0 Brain Abscesses, multiple Mediube 2025-01-11 0 Intro to Head CT Part III_ Tumor and Infection Mediube 2025-06-07 0 Anatomy of the Endotracheal Tube ET Tube Airway Management Mediube 2025-02-24 0 Reading a chest X-ray Mediube 2025-09-15 0 MRI Basics-part1 Mediube 2025-01-25 0 Anatomy and physiology of the respiratory system Mediube 2024-09-18 0 Chest Pain History Taking – OSCE Guide Mediube 2024-10-02 LEAVE YOUR COMMENT Cancel replyYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked * Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Δ
