This event will be lead by Dr. Panagis Galiatsatos. Dr. Galiatsatos is an associate professor of medicine and a physician in pulmonary and critical care medicine. He is an expert in the diagnosis and treatment of obstructive lung disease, arteriovenous malformations, tobacco dependence, and in the care of critically ill patients, specifically in oncology critical care.
August 30 2023 X-Ray Rounds - Lecture Slides
Summary
This medical teaching session will instruct medical professionals on how to diagnose hypoattenuated regions of the lungs, such as emphysema, cyst, and bullae. Through lectures and interactive discussion, participants will learn how to recognize the distinctions between each region in terms of their respective boundaries. Attendees will gain a better understanding of how to accurately diagnose hypoattenuated regions.
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Learning objectives
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Learners will be able to accurately distinguish between hypoattenuated regions of emphysema, cysts, and bullae.
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Learners will be able to identify the characteristics of each hypoattenuated region (e.g., emphysema- lack of definitive boundaries; cyst- definitive, self-made boundaries; bullae- regions of emphysema greater than 1 cm in diameter).
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Learners will be able to explain the differences between emphysema, cysts, and bullae concerning distribution and size.
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Learners will be able to identify the locations in the lungs where emphysema is typically distributed.
5.Learners will correctly utilize the diagnostic criteria to describe the patient's pathology by correctly identifying and describing hypoattenuated regions in images.
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Hypoattenuated Regions • Emphysema: lack definitive boundaries in of themselves; distribution is centrilobular or paraseptal • Cyst: have a definitive, self-made boundary • Bullae: regions of emphysema that in diameter are greater than 1 cm