Join us again for our weekly cardiothoracic teaching - this time on a Wednesday evening discussing all things chest X-ray - interpretation, surgical presentations, differences between lung collapse and effusion, emphysema and many more.

Our speaker is a very experienced senior research fellow, currently at the Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital.

We are very excited to bring to you this instalment in the series and clear up some CXR confusion!

Summary

Join us for our weekly Cardiothoracic teaching series, this week focusing on Chest X-ray (CXR) interpretation. Dive into a comprehensive discussion about surgical presentations, distinguishing between lung collapse and effusion, understanding emphysema, and more. Our lead speaker is a highly knowledgeable senior research fellow from Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital. This session is perfect for medical professionals who want to enhance their CXR interpretation skills and clear any existing confusion. Be a part of this enlightening Wednesday evening session.

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Learning objectives

To understand and interpret various presentations as seen in chest X-rays (CXR). This includes understanding the variations, normal and abnormal findings.
To recognize, differentiate and correlate between surgical presentations of lung diseases such as lung collapse, lung effusion and emphysema.
To understand the pathophysiology behind the common radiological findings in chest conditions and apply this knowledge to clinical practice.
To learn about the latest research and developments in the field of cardiothoracic radiology from a highly experienced research fellow.
To enhance diagnostic skills and decision-making based on the interpretation of chest X-rays, which are a fundamental diagnostic tool in cardiothoracic medicine.

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