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SET T0048 -
Mixed ED Cases 2019


CASE 1

HISTORY

HISTORY

45 Year old female.

Persistent cough. Unexplained.

GP referral for a CXR.

QUESTION

QUESTION

Questions:

1). What should be the summary conclusion - ie in your report to the GP?

2). List - one by one - the various findings that support your conclusion . . . (ie if you regard this CXR to be normal, or if you regard it as abnormal).

RADIOGRAPHS

RADIOGRAPHS

ANSWER

ANSWER


CASE 2

HISTORY

HISTORY

25 Year old female.

Foot was stamped on / twisted during a party. Painful and tender over the dorsum of the foot.

QUESTION

QUESTION

Normal or abnormal?

RADIOGRAPHS

RADIOGRAPHS

ANSWER

ANSWER


CASE 3

HISTORY

HISTORY

19 Year old female.

Recent persistent cough and shortness of breath.

Some lower zone crackles.

Otherwise no clinical abnormality.

QUESTION

QUESTION

 Normal or abnormal CXR?

RADIOGRAPHS

RADIOGRAPHS

ANSWER

ANSWER


CASE 4

HISTORY

HISTORY

32 Year old male. Involved in a brawl.

A detailed history has been difficult to obtain, but there is bruising and swelling to the forehead and to the midface.

QUESTION

QUESTION

Several questions:

1). What is this radiographic projection?

2). What is the shorthand that the radiographers and radiologists use when referring to this view?

3). Are the appearances normal?

4). How do you evaluate the appearance of the midface on this view? Do you have a systematic approach?

RADIOGRAPHS

RADIOGRAPHS

ANSWER

ANSWER

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