FAAHIYE SALAD MOHAMED

GROUP M1667

1.

It’s a chest radiography frontal view.

Patient in correct position. Image exposure is correct. we see left superior lobe a single round
heterogenous ring shaped opacity that is limited and regular shape with clear borders there is no
displacement of the mediastinum.

It’s a single thin ring shape opacity in the superior lobe of the left lung with clear borders

No displacement of mediastinal

Pulmonary fissures not seen clearly

Soft tissues of stenocleidomastoid and pectoral muscle are symmetrical and the position is usual

Chest are symmetriacal and also ribs and intercoastal muscle are symmetrical

Pulmonary hilar alittle bit slightly enlarged on the right side. And pulmunary markers visible

Costophrenic angle normal

Visible air buble of the the stomach

Patient in correct position. Image exposure is correct. we see left superior lobe a single round
heterogenous ring shaped opacity that is limited and regular shape with clear borders there is no
displacement of the mediastinum. The conclusion is cavitary lesion on the left side it can be cancer
SCC or it can be evacuated lung abcess

2.

It’s a chest radiography frontal view.

Patient in correct position. Image exposure is correct.

Soft tissues of stenocleidomastoid and pectoral muscle are symmetrical and the position is usual

Chest are symmetriacal and also ribs and intercoastal muscle are symmetrical

Pulmonary fissures not seen clearly

Pulmonary vascular pattern present.

Costophrenic angle present.

Prescence of catheters

we see on both the right and left side hyperlucency and at this region is absence of vascular
marking and pulmonary vascular markings that are irregular shape with undefined borders there is
displacement of the mediastinum to the right .There is no hilar lymphadenopathy.The soft tissue is
correct. The bones are correct. The conclusion is pneumothorax in both sides

3.

Frontal and lateral view of chest radiography

Patient in correct position. Image exposure is correct but somehow a little bit distortion on the latral
view

Soft tissues of stenocleidomastoid and pectoral muscle are symmetrical and the position is usual

Chest are symmetriacal and also ribs and intercoastal muscle are symmetrical

Pulmoray lobar fissure visible in the right lung

Vascular marking visible

Costophrenic angle of the right lung absent but in the left lung normal
Alittle displament of mediastinum to the left .

an opacity on the right inferior lobe it is diffuse homogenous with unclear borders there is small
mediatinal shift.

The cardiophrenic angle is acute. The conclusion is Right lower lobe pneumonia.

4.

Chest radiography frontal view .

Patient in correct position. Image exposure is correct but somehow a little bit distortion on the latral
view

Soft tissues of stenocleidomastoid and pectoral muscle are symmetrical and the position is usual

Chest are symmetriacal and also ribs and intercoastal muscle are symmetrical

Costophrenic angle present

Vascular marking visible especially in the lower lobe of both lungs.

we see on right side of the lung in the middle lobe round shaped heterogenous opacity with well
defined borders the shape is limited there is no displacement of the mediastinum. There is hilar
lymphadenopathy on right side. The soft tissue is correct. The bones are correct. The conclusion is
lung masss since it is connected to the lymphodenopathy and its benign since its with clear borders

5.

Frontal view of chest radiography

Patient in correct position. Image exposure is correct but somehow a little bit distortion on the latral
view

Chest are symmetriacal and also ribs and intercoastal muscle are symmetrical

In the left lung most of the lower ribs are not visible

Vascular marking present on the right side only but not visble in left part.

Costophrenic angle not present in the left lung

There is no mediastinal shift.

No hilar lymphodenopathy
Theres total opacity homogenous We see on left side of the lung there is diffuse total opacity with
not well defined borders the shape is unlimited there is no displacement of the mediastinum.

The Costophrenic angle is absent on the left side with absent cardiopulmonary shadow on the left
side.

The bones are opaque. The soft tissue is correct. The conclusion is pleural effusion on the left lung
field.