Chest X-ray Interpretation
A search pattern that survives a busy shift, and the subtle findings that hide from tired eyes.
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What You Will Be Able to Do
- Apply a repeatable search pattern to every film
- Distinguish consolidation, effusion and pneumothorax with confidence
- Check every line, tube and device in seconds
- Stop overcalling normal variants
Inside the Course
The final syllabus may evolve before launch, but this is the shape of it.
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01
The Search Pattern
A fixed route through the film that does not fall apart when the department is loud.
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02
Is the Film Any Good
Rotation, inspiration and penetration, and how each one manufactures fake pathology.
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03
The Big Three
Consolidation, effusion, pneumothorax. Seeing them versus suspecting them.
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04
Silhouettes and Lobes
The silhouette sign and lobar anatomy used the way radiologists actually use them.
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05
Lines, Tubes, Devices
Where each one should sit, and the malpositions that hurt patients.
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06
The Hiding Places
Apices, behind the heart, under the diaphragm. A deliberate second look.
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07
Normal Variants
The findings that get overcalled and the features that separate them from disease.
