Chest x-ray case review

In this video, Dr Arumugam Rajesh reviews 40 chest x-rays, covering a range of important and common abnormalities.

[@vannithlong3585]

Thanks sir!

[@moob2020]

22:08 why lower? Isn’t it closer to right heart border so that makes it middle

[@selvaratnamgowry5852]

Very useful to me

[@julieanndelacruz8744]

Joy deshing hands

[@yasiabeysekera6153]

@17:14 is it fine to tell that this is para spinal lymph nodes by this xray appearance only? Could this be para spinal masses like in psoas abscess?

[@yasiabeysekera6153]

@46:04 Case 40- Is it only dextrocardia or dextro with situs inversus?? Liver opacity clearly seen on left side...thanks

[@moob2020]

6:45 isn’t the oblique fissure between mid and lower lobes?

[@abdulsudaisy]

Oblique fissure in the right is between the upper lobe and middle lobe of the lung.
The horizontal fissure separates the middle lobe from the lower lobe on the right lung.

[@yasiabeysekera6153]

Superior part of right oblique fissure separates the right upper lobe from lower lobe. Inferior part of right oblique fissure separates right middle lobe from lower lobe.