chest and lungs m1 undergraduate lecture @ nus first presented on 1100hrs oct 24 2013; and 0830hrs...

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Chest and Lungs

Dr Goh Poh Sun Associate Professor and Senior Consultant

Department of Diagnostic Radiology NUHS

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Briefly looking ahead to clinical practice

•  www.learningchestradiology.blogspot.com

Diagnostic Radiology

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Learning Resources •  http://www.radiologyeducation.com/

#AnatomyTextbooks •  http://rad.usuhs.edu/medpix/parent.php3?

mode=home_page#top

•  http://radiologymasterclass.co.uk/tutorials/chest/chest_home_anatomy/chest_anatomy_start.html

•  http://www.med.wayne.edu/diagradiology/

anatomy_modules/Mediastinum/Mediastinum.html •  http://fitsweb.uchc.edu/ctanatomy/chest/

index.html

•  Google search key words “Anatomy on Chest Radiograph and CT Chest”

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Objectives – Phase I

•  Normal anatomy on Xrays and cross sectional imaging

•  Principles of Xrays, US, CT, MRI etc

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Assessment – Phase I

•  ability to identify normal structures on Xrays and cross sectional imaging

•  ability to recognise different imaging techniques

•  use illustrated MCQs to assess students

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Outline

•  Learning objectives –  Understand range of imaging investigations, their principles, what

anatomy they can show –  Ability to recognise anatomy shown on plain radiographs, cross

sectional imaging ( ultrasound, CT, MRI ) and selected more specialized investigations ( eg. Angiography ) ‏

•  Pretest review •  Outline of lecture •  Body of lecture •  Summary and review of learning objectives covered •  Post test

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Pre-test

•  Please match the listed anatomical structures (by alphabet) to the numbered structures on the following imaging investigations

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Q1. Match the anatomical structures to the indicated

alphabet

1. Aortic arch 2.Trachea

3.Right hemidiaphragm 4.Left clavicle

5. Anterior end of right 3rd rib

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Q2. Match the anatomical structures to the indicated

alphabet

1. Aortic arch 2.Trachea

3.Left scapula 4. Sternum

5. Anterior end of right rib

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Q3. Match the anatomical structures to the indicated

alphabet

1. Aortic arch 2.Trachea 3.Spleen 4. Liver

5. Right 3rd rib

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Post-test

•  Please match the listed anatomical structures (by alphabet) to the numbered structures on the following imaging investigations

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a.  Right clavicle b.  Anterior right 3rd rib

c.  Right atrium d.  Right hemidiaphragm

e.  Liver f.  Posterior right 3rd rib

g.  Trachea h.  Left clavicle i.  Aortic arch

j.  Main pulmonary artery k.  Left ventricle

l.  Left hemidiaphragm

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a.Right scapula b.Trachea

c. Anterior right rib d. Superior vena cava

e.Sternum f. Aortic arch

g. Anterior left rib h. Left scapula

i.Left posterior rib j. Vertebral body

k. Right posterior rib

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a.  Liver b.  Right 7th rib c.  Right 5th rib

d.  Right third rib e.  Trachea

f.  Right clavicle g.  Left clavicle h.  Aortic arch

i.  Main pulmonary artery j.  spleen

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YLL School of Medicine, NUS

YLL School of Medicine, NUS

YLL School of Medicine, NUS

YLL School of Medicine, NUS

YLL School of Medicine, NUS

YLL School of Medicine, NUS

YLL School of Medicine, NUS

YLL School of Medicine, NUS

YLL School of Medicine, NUS

Learning Resources •  http://www.radiologyeducation.com/

#AnatomyTextbooks •  http://rad.usuhs.edu/medpix/parent.php3?

mode=home_page#top

•  http://radiologymasterclass.co.uk/tutorials/chest/chest_home_anatomy/chest_anatomy_start.html

•  http://www.med.wayne.edu/diagradiology/

anatomy_modules/Mediastinum/Mediastinum.html •  http://fitsweb.uchc.edu/ctanatomy/chest/

index.html

•  Google search key words “Anatomy on Chest Radiograph and CT Chest”

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Thank You