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Instead of remembering
 nothing about a lot of things,
 remember a little about a few things
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Acute Alveolar Infiltrate
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Acute Alveolar infiltrate
  • 1. Pulmonary edema
  • 2. Pneumonia
  • 3. Aspiration
  • 4. Hemorrhage
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Anterior Mediastinal Masses
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Anterior Mediastinal Masses
  • 1. Thymoma
  • 2. Teratoma
  • 3. Substernal thyroid
  • 4. Lymphoma
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Opacified Hemithorax
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Opacified Hemithorax
  • 1. Atelectasis
  • 2. Pleural effusion
  • 3. Pneumonia
  • 4. Post-pneumonectomy
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Pneumomediastinum
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Pneumomediastinum
  • 1. Ruptured esophagus
  • 2. Ruptured trachea/bronchus
  • 3. Iatrogenic
  • 4. Asthma
  • 5. Pneumoperitoneum
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Chronic Alveolar Disease
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Chronic Alveolar Disease
  • 1. Alveolar cell ca
  • 2. Alveolar sarcoid
  • 3. Lymphoma
  • 4. Alveolar proteinosis
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Large Cavitary Lung Lesions
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Large Cavitary Lung Lesions
  • 1. Abscess
  • 2. Carcinoma
  • 3. TB
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Bibasilar Interstitial Disease
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Bibasilar Interstitial Disease
  • 1. B
  • 2. A
  • 3. D
  • 4. A
  • 5. S
  • 6. S
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Bibasilar Interstitial Disease
  • 1. Bronchiectasis
  • 2. Aspiration
  • 3. DIP
  • 4. Asbestosis
  • 5. Sickle Cell Disease
  • 6. Scleroderma
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Upper Lobe Disease
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Upper Lobe Disease
  • 1. TB (2° TB)
  • 2. Silicosis
  • 3. Eosinophilic granuloma
  • 4. Ankylosing spondylitis
  • 5. PCP rxd with Pentamadine prophylaxis
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Micronodular Lung Disease
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Micronodular Lung Disease
  • 1. Mets
  • 2. Sarcoid
  • 3. Pneumoconiosis
  • 4. Miliary TB
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Chronic Interstitial Disease
Pulmonary Fibrosis
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Chronic Interstitial Disease
Pulmonary Fibrosis
  • 1. Pneumoconiosis
  • 2. Interstitial Pneumonia
  • 3. Granulomatous disease
  • 4. Neoplastic disease
  • 5. Idiopathic fibrosis
  • 6. Collagen vascular disease
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Small Cavitary Lung Lesions
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Small Cavitary Lung Lesions
  • 1. Septic emboli
  • 2. Rheumatoid nodules
  • 3. Squamous or transitional cell mets
  • 4. Wegener’s Granulomatosis
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Lymphangitic Spread to the Lungs
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Lymphangitic Spread to the Lungs
  • 1. Lung ca
  • 2. Breast ca
  • 3. Stomach ca
  • 4. Pancreas ca
  • 5. Laryngeal ca
  • 6. Cervical ca
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Multiple Lung Nodules
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Multiple Lung Nodules
  • 1. Mets
  • 2. Wegener’s granulomatosis
  • 3. Rheumatoid nodules
  • 4. AVMs
  • 5. Septic emboli
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Pulmonary Interstitial Edema
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Pulmonary Interstitial Edema
  • 1. CHF
  • 2. Lymphangitic spread
  • 3. Allergic reaction
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Shifting Infiltrates
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Shifting Infiltrates
  • 1. Loeffler’s syndrome
  • 2. ABPA
  • 3. Asthma
  • 4. Polyarteritis
  • 5. Viral pneumonia
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Unilateral Hyperlucent Lung
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Unilateral Hyperlucent Lung
  • 1. Swyer-James syndrome
  • 2. Pulmonary embolism
  • 3. Pneumothorax
  • 4. Obstructive emphysema
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Rapidly Clearing Alveolar Infiltrate
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Rapidly Clearing Alveolar Infiltrate
  • 1. Hemorrhage
  • 2. Pulmonary edema
  • 3. Aspiration
  • 4. Pneumococcal pneumonia
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Cavitating Pneumonia
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Cavitating Pneumonia
  • 1. Staph
  • 2. Strep
  • 3. TB
  • 4. Gram negative (Klebsiella)
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Middle Mediastinal Masses
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Middle Mediastinal Masses
  • 1. Lymphadenopathy
  • 2. Aneurysms
  • 3. Esophageal duplication
  • 4. Bronchogenic cysts
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Masses with Air Bronchograms
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Masses with Air Bronchograms
  • 1. Lymphoma
  • 2. Alveolar cell ca
  • 3. Pseudolymphoma (Maltoma)
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Hilar Adenopathy
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Hilar Adenopathy
  • 1. Sarcoid
  • 2. TB
  • 3. Lymphoma
  • 4. Bronchogenic ca
  • 5. Mets
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Cavities Containing Masses
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Cavities Containing Masses
  • 1. Aspergillosis
  • 2. Cavitating bronchogenic ca
  • Tuberculosis
  • Hydatid cyst



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Infiltrates with Effusion
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Infiltrates with Effusion
  • 1. Staph pneumonia
  • 2. Strep pneumonia
  • 3. TB
  • 4. Pulmonary infarct
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“Mass”+ ipsilateral adenopathy
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“Mass”+ ipsilateral adenopathy
  • 1. Bronchogenic ca
  • 2. Lymphoma
  • 3. TB
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Solitary Pulmonary Nodule
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Solitary Pulmonary Nodule
  • 1. Bronchogenic ca
  • 2. Hamartoma
  • 3. Histoplasmoma
  • 4. TB granuloma
  • 5. Bronchial adenoma
  • 6. Solitary met
  • 7. Round pneumonia
  • 8. Rounded atelectasis
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Pleural Effusion
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Pleural Effusion
  • 1. CHF
  • 2. Mets
  • 3. Pancreatitis
  • 4. Pulmonary embolism
  • 5. Trauma
  • 6. Empyema
  • 7. Collagen vascular
  • 8. Ovarian tumor (Meig’s Syndrome)
  • 9. Chylothorax
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Left-sided Pleural Effusion
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Left-sided Pleural Effusion
  • 1. Boerhaave’s Syndrome
  • 2. Dissecting aortic aneurysm
  • 3. Pancreatitis
  • 4. Distal thoracic duct rupture
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Multiple Small Calcifications
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Multiple Small Calcifications
  • 1. Histoplasmosis
  • 2. Silicosis
  • 3. Chicken pox pneumonia
  • 4. Pulmonary ossification 2° MS
  • 5. Alveolar microlithiasis
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Posterior Mediastinal Masses
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Posterior Mediastinal Masses
  • 1. Neurogenic tumors
  • 2. Lymphadenopathy
  • 3. Extramedullary hematopoesis
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Mediastinal Adenopathy
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Mediastinal Adenopathy
  • 1. Bronchogenic ca
  • 2. Lymphoma
  • 3. TB
  • 4. Mets
  • 5. Sarcoid
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Lung Disease & Rib Destruction
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Lung Disease & Rib Destruction
  • 1. Bronchogenic ca, i.e Pancoast tumor
  • 2. Actinomycosis
  • 3. Blastomycosis
  • 4. Multiple myeloma
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Pleural Calcification
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Pleural Calcification
  • 1. Old TB empyema
  • 2. Asbestos exposure
  • 3. Hemothorax
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“Masses” in Cardiophrenic Angle
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“Masses” in Cardiophrenic Angle
  • 1. Sequestration
  • 2. Diaphragmatic hernia
  • 3. Pericardial cyst
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Unilateral Pulmonary Edema
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Unilateral Pulmonary Edema
  • 1. Aspiration
  • 2. Disease in other lung, e.g. COPD
  • 3. Postural
  • 4. Rapid expansion of PTX
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Reverse “Pulmonary Edema”
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Reverse “Pulmonary Edema”
  • 1. Eosinophilic lung disease, e.g. Loeffler’s
  • 2. Sarcoid
  • 3. Pulmonary contusions
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