How to read a chest X-ray (in 20 mins) !

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👉 Hi guys! In this video, we have discussed How to read/Interpret Chest X-ray in a simplified manner.

I have discussed all the basics you need to know about a chest X-ray.

So, whenever we talk about an xray, you need to know the details of the patient as well as the quality of the film (which we have described with the help of a mnemonic- RIPE).

Next step is to read with a systematic approach, either inwards to outwards or you can simply memorize with a help of a mnemonic - A,B,C,D,E (see inside to look for the full form) :-)

We have tried to explain the basics with 25 x-rays in this video.

Do watch this video till the end to know everything about the basics.

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Dr Shruti & Dr Chirag Madaan

[sagarkothari]

What a wonderfull video, I really appreciate the way you explained everything so beautifully.

[sanatgupta]

I'm a radiological technologist and I must say u have put a grt effort to make this video and exlain the fundamentals of CXR 💯
Very well conducted and useful 👏🏻 Thanks, keep it up 😇

[rajneeshrajneesh]

1 Rotation from midline to both clavicle distance
2 Inspiration 5-6 anterior 8-9 posterior ribs
3 Projection PA or AP xray enter from anterior side mostly used in icu view
4 Exposer of spine should be faintly visible

[parthagarwal]

Tomorrow is my final exam of 1st year MBBS. Suffice to say I watched only starting 4 minutes of your video but It gave me everything I needed 😂

[mudangayu]

I'm a student persuing Undergrad degree in Medical Imaging Technology, and after watching your video I realised how much important it actually is to follow proper techniques like breathing, positioning, image contrast and all. And I'm sure this video will help me and other radiographer to do their best and provide quality radiographs for the doctors.

[Aadhiran]

You are that friend who explains everything just before exams ❤️

[praveenm]

Excellent video sir...Am an Anaesthesia resident...I have really changed the way of reading the CXR during my PA check up after watching this video...Thank you so much for a crisp and wonderful explanation...

[shashankmishra]

You have shown the hours of knowledge in few minutes. Love it Sir.

[manjum]

I am an Advanced clinical practitioner in UK
I have hugely benefitted of watching this video for my day to day clinical activities
Thank you so much for this excellent teaching clip
Thank you 🙏

[ELFForever]

Thank you very much, I graduated few years ago and I was still struggling with understanding CXR this the first time I found clear easy answer to my questions

[rahiisin]

After Searching. finally found the most beautiful Channel for Medical Students. Thankyou for ur contribution Dr.

[mehmoodkhanish]

I am a doctor from Pakistan currently doing my house job ... your videos are like a blessing for me and you taught me things my teachers could never
Keep going ❤️

[gandhamravi]

You have all the qualities of a good teacher doc ...keep up the good work 👍

[kelebogilemoletsane]

I am a Radiographer, currently studying medicine....I must say, I'm loving this. You explain everything so well. I will never ever miss any of your videos. Big up to you🌹

[devisheneku]

The best analysis of the chest x-ray i've ever watched. thanks

[drhamzakhan]

Too good sir... Well explained in short span.... Xray reporting simplified 👍😍... Just love the way you explain... Fan of yours... 😍🙏🥰

[devangjhala]

This short and complete description reminds of teachers like Dr. Manojbhai Vaidya and Dr. Kshatriya. Teachers in Radiology at MPSMC, JMR & at GMC, Vadodara.

[PWIkaushiksharma]

I'm a civil engineer, you explained it so well that it made me stick to each and every point.
Hat's of to your work. Really

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[Do_biharisath]

Best time invested ever. Very knowledgeable teacher with clinical correlation