Despite the growing array of sophisticated imaging modalities, the chest radiograph (‘chest X-ray’ or ‘CXR’) is informative and easy to perform.
A careful and systematic approach to the interpretation of the CXR is critical.
When findings are matched with clinical signs the CXR can be a powerful tool in improving patient care.
The topic comprises 5 core courses which provide a detailed overview of clinical assessment and monitoring of chest radiographs in acute cardiology.
What’s inside?
5 courses on:
- A Systematic Approach to Interpreting Chest Radiographs
- Excess Fluid
- Air-Related Problems
- Lung-Parenchymal
- Problems Medical Devices
Each course ends with a MCQs test.
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Contributors
Course Co-ordinator
- Dr Susanna Price
- Dr Sofie Gevaert
Course Contributors
- Dr Tim Dawes
- Dr Ehsan Ahmadnia
Our mission: To reduce the burden of cardiovascular disease.