Imaging tests

Olive Greene

Chest x-ray – handout available

Chest x-ray images, one of front and one of side
Case courtesy of Roberto Schubert, from the Radiopaedia case rID: 16074. Radiopaedia licence

Interpretation. Do not provide to student/team unless requested in consultation.
Right middle lobe consolidation. Likely of infectious origin. Clinical correlation required.

Other imaging

Investigation Case result
Barium Enema Normal
Barium Swallow Normal
CT Abdomen/Pelvis Normal
CT Chest (High Resolution) Right middle lobe consolidation, with mild related pleural thickening, and minimal effusion in right pleural cavity. Widespread mild peribronchial inflammation. Heart size is normal. No pericardial effusion. The mediastinum structures have normal configuration. Chest wall is unremarkable.
CT Coronary Angiogram Normal
CT Head Normal
CT KUB (Kidneys, Ureters, Bladder) Normal
CT Pulmonary Angiogram Normal
Echocardiogram Normal
Mammogram Normal
MRI (General) Normal
MRI Brain Normal
Nuclear Medicine Not indicated
Ultrasound Scan Normal
X-Ray Abdomen Normal
X-Ray Chest See above
X-Ray Orthopaedic (Hands/Knees/Bone Age) Normal

 

 

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