RADIOLOGICAL ANATOMY OF THE CHEST

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RADIOLOGICAL ANATOMY OF THE CHEST Dr. Ahmad Amer Al-Boukai Radiology Department KKUH - KSU

Modalities Utelized Radiological Anatomy of the Chest Plain X-Ray Computed Tomography (CT) Magnatic Resonance Imaging (MRI) Ultrasound Nuclear Medicine Angiography

Radiological Anatomy of the Chest Lung Window Mediastinal Window Sagittal Axial Coronal

ANATOMY INTERPRETATION Radiological Anatomy of the Chest ANATOMY INTERPRETATION Radiographic interpretation requires a firm knowledge of normal anatomy and the myriad variants that may simulate disease. TECHNIQUE

Radiological Anatomy of the Chest ADEQUATE OVER UNDER Exposure Position Inspiration

Radiological Anatomy of the Chest

Radiological Anatomy of the Chest Inadequate inspiration Adequate inspiration

Radiological Anatomy of the Chest

Radiological Anatomy of the Chest AP PA

Radiological Anatomy of the Chest LUNGS MEDIASTINUM BONY CAGE SOFT TISSUE COMPONENT

UPPER MIDDLE LOWER

Radiological Anatomy of the Chest Upper Lobe Upper Lobe Minor Fissure Middle Lobe Lower Lobe Major Fissure Lower Lobe Major Fissure LEFT LUNG RIGHT LUNG

Radiological Anatomy of the Chest

Radiological Anatomy of the Chest

Radiological Anatomy of the Chest

Radiological Anatomy of the Chest Fissures

Radiological Anatomy of the Chest Fissures

LA LV Right Diaphragm Left Diaphragm

Radiological Anatomy of the Chest 1- Clavicle 2- Spinous process 3- Trachea 4- Scapula 5- Aortic arch 6- Carina (bifurcation) 7- Pulmonary trunk 8- Lt. cardiac border (atria) 9- Lt. cardiac border (ventricle) 10- Vertebral body 11- Descending Aorta 12- Gastric fundus 13- Liver 14- Rt. Hemi-diaphragm 15- Rt. Main bronchus 16- Azygos vein 17- Scapula

Radiological Anatomy of the Chest

Radiological Anatomy of the Chest

Radiological Anatomy of the Chest

Radiological Anatomy of the Chest

Radiological Anatomy of the Chest

Radiological Anatomy of the Chest

Radiological Anatomy of the Chest

Radiological Anatomy of the Chest

Radiological Anatomy of the Chest

Radiological Anatomy of the Chest

Radiological Anatomy of the Chest

Radiological Anatomy of the Chest

Radiological Anatomy of the Chest LEVEL 1 B BODY OF THORACIC VERTEBRA C SPINAL CORD CL CLAVICLES LL APEX OF LEFT LUNG RL APEX OF RIGHT LUNG S SPINOUS PROCESS OF THE VERTEBRA T TRACHEA

Radiological Anatomy of the Chest LEVEL 2 E ESOPHAGUS R RIB S SCAPULA T TRACHEA Right Brachiocephalic vein Brachiocephalic artery Left common carotid artery Left subclavian artery

Radiological Anatomy of the Chest LEVEL 3 E ESOPHAGUS R RIB S SCAPULA T TRACHEA Right Brachiocephalic vein Brachiocephalic artery Left common carotid artery Left subclavian artery

Radiological Anatomy of the Chest LEVEL 4 E ESOPHAGUS T TRACHEA Right Brachiocephalic vein Left Brachiocephalic vein Aortic arch

Radiological Anatomy of the Chest LEVEL 5 AA Aortic Arch T TRACHEA Superior vena cava

Radiological Anatomy of the Chest LEVEL 6 AA Ascending Aorta DA Descending Aorta Superior vena cava Azygous Arch

Radiological Anatomy of the Chest LEVEL 7 AA Ascending Aorta DA Descending Aorta LB Left main bronchus LP Left pulmonary artery PA Pulmonary trunk RB Right main bronchus SVC Superior vena cava

CT OF PULMONARY VASCULTURE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 19 18

HEART

CT OF PULMONARY VASCULTURE 14 15 16 17 10 19 18 14 17

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