Per wiki, the main causes of collapsed lobes (atelectasis) is general anesthesia (up to 90% of people under anesthesia) and high oxygen, both hospital side effects that nobody informs about it seems, never mind adhesions. Actually the third most common cause, surfactant disfunction, is suggested to also be hospital caused, a result of mechanical ventilation The Role of Ventilation-induced Surfactant Dysfunction and Atelectasis in Causing Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome, 2011
Yeah this one may be better viewed on a bigger screen. In answer to the question, in consolidation, the fissures will be in their normal position. In collapse, they will move, indicating volume loss.
Sir,i watch your videos and i subscribed so i stay informed about your next videos. Please answer me that simple question: I have a tickle chest and found 6-7 times last month,blood in my saliva,coming from my neck. I did a Ct scan without contrast liquid.how possible is the CT missed a lung or trachea cancer?? Please.
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Dr Agarwal... beautiful explained. Thank you.
I so wish my ED computer screen had the sharpness, detail, and quality image you present. Appreciate the work.
Great video mate! Right on the point, exact and precise! Thank you very much!
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Could you please explain something about CT angio sign ( consolidation vs malignancy)
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Per wiki, the main causes of collapsed lobes (atelectasis) is general anesthesia (up to 90% of people under anesthesia) and high oxygen, both hospital side effects that nobody informs about it seems, never mind adhesions.
Actually the third most common cause, surfactant disfunction, is suggested to also be hospital caused, a result of mechanical ventilation
The Role of Ventilation-induced Surfactant Dysfunction and Atelectasis in Causing Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome, 2011
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Hi sir Big fan of your lectures....
Actually wanna ask for video on different patterns of opacifications in chest x ray of pneumonia patients
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hello doc, how long if right hilar point is lower than the left, is abnormal? thanks
Any way you can do a video with a bunch of examples of pneumos? These videos are great.
Pneumothorax? Check out the video I did on pneumothorax vs lung collapse.
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Great 👍 ....please change the color of your arrow......and how to differentiate bw consolidation nd collapse ???
Ya the arrow is not visible on screen.
Yeah this one may be better viewed on a bigger screen. In answer to the question, in consolidation, the fissures will be in their normal position. In collapse, they will move, indicating volume loss.
If we visualise multiple cystic lesion in colleps lung what is your diagnose
if you are referring to a pneumothorax, any cystic lung disease can cause a pneumothorax.
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Sir,i watch your videos and i subscribed so i stay informed about your next videos.
Please answer me that simple question:
I have a tickle chest and found 6-7 times last month,blood in my saliva,coming from my neck.
I did a Ct scan without contrast liquid.how possible is the CT missed a lung or trachea cancer??
Please.
Thank you for your answer.i appreciate it.
Simple and understandable 😂
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