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Basic Chest Radiograph Interpretation
Basic physics of the radiographic image
- X-ray absorption
- Factors contributing to x-ray absorption
- Tissue density and differential x-ray absorption: Why we see what we see
- Normal contours created by aerated lung
Basic chest radiographic patterns: Normal anatomy
- Frontal chest radiograph
- Lateral chest radiograph
- Radiographic lobar anatomy
- Localizing an abnormality
- Interfaces
- Assessing the technical quality of radiographic studies
Chest radiograph interpretation: Basic patterns of disease
Practice chest radiographs, part 1
Chest radiograph interpretation: Other radiographic patterns of disease
Practice chest radiographs, part 2