Reading time: 3 MinutesInterpreting X-ray Chest PA view in a short time can be confusing and there lies a strong possibility of missing important findings while interpreting it. This may lead to losing numbers in table viva. Therefore below is a simple approach – how to interpret the x-ray chest PA view. …
Reading time: 1 Minute 80% brain parenchyma, 10% cerebrospinal fluid, and 10% blood. Average intracranial volume 1700 ml Average brain volume 1200-1400 ml The normal color of CSF Clear, Colorless Average CSF volume 70-160 ml (125 ml within the subarachnoid spaces 25 ml within the ventricles) Total CSF Secretion 400 to 600 ml per…
Reading time: 6 Minutes Case 1 A. Xray Chest PA view was taken in erect posture in inspiration with Adequate exposure B. Bone & Soft tissues are normal, C. Cardiac normal in position, left border is normal whereas as right side border is obscured by homogenous opacity (silhouette sign) D – Diaphram – Left diaphragm…
