ILD: Organizing the Findings

The best place to start with an ILD case is to figure out the distribution - both in the craniocaudal and axial distribution.

Textbooks I like for chest radiology—
Med students and all residents: Felson’s Principles of Chest Roentgenology

Radiology residents: Thoracic Imaging: Pulmonary and Cardiovascular Radiology

Thoracic radiology fellows: Muller’s Imaging of the Chest: Expert Radiology Series

00:00 Introduction
00:15 Roadmap
00:42 Craniocaudal distribution
01:48 Upper lung disease
03:06 Lower lung disease
04:29 Axial distribution
05:37 Describe the findings
06:30 Pattern vs diagnosis
07:52 Conclusion

[antoniovazquez]

In my humble opinion, this is the best thoracic teacher I have come across. So organized. Excellent teaching/explanation skills and language, etc. Love his videos. Thank you

[ZakZZQ]

Thank you so much for making those videos, as a Pulmonologist I find them very helpful and informative

[pradnyaalne]

Like I previously read, you are really a GOAT !

[giaiphauchanoanhinhanh]

All your videos are useful and easy to learn, thanks so much. I hope to see some more. I wonder if you could make more videos interpreting cases, I love those.

[gouravpradhan]

very informative. do keep suggesting good articles really appreciate it. thank u

[maryamp]

Many many thanks for your very useful videos. I learn alot. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[jijugeorge]

Thank you. Beautiful presentation again!

[ShanyarHawrami]

A beautiful and concise approach. Great video.

[rolando]

great video regards from panama ..I gonna send to my residents

[moclack]

Brilliant, can’t wait for next videos

[drarundutt]

Excellent video. Plz guide which radio book is good for deep learning

[Mede_doctor]

a very good approach. please do a video on chest ultrasound as well

[solyoana]

Awesome video, very concise, really informative. Thank you!

[phucuc]

This is awsome, wating the next video. Thank you.

[ameernavawy]

excellent approach please if you can make a video for chest x ray for board exam for FRCR pattern thanks
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[laurawilliams]

Thank you. Great information. I have diffuse systemic scleroderma. Never smoked etc but have the ground glass, ILD and emphysema.

[believe]

I have a question as a patient. would a heart (CTA)also be able to see a lung nodule? I was hoping that same exam can be used to follow up on a lung nodule size that was found at 6mm 5 months ago. I wanted to avoid radiaton again

[johnbowneboysvarsitybasket]

Where do you have your office. Would love to have my mother evaluated. Or any contact for your office

[ag]

What exactly, does " multiple irregular streaky linear densities, fibrosis, atelectasis, or subpleural reticulation" ( in the bulibasal and basal region) mean? I am a 60 year old woman, and have never smoked in my life. But years ago (20s and 30s) I was exposed to asphalt, parrots and chickens, and I had pneumonia twice... as a child and in my 40s. I don't have a cough, just a minor loss of stamina ( I am rather active.) I am waiting to be seen by a pulmonologist, I just saw my PCP, but she didn't say much. I Googled all of these terms, and frankly it freaked me out. What is your opinion, doctor?

[suepumphrey]

Do all ILDs that have fibrosis mean a prognosis of 3-5 years?