Interpreting Chest X-Rays: Illustrated with 100 Cases 1st Edition

Demystifying Chest Radiology for the New Clinician

Interpreting chest X-rays can be daunting, especially for senior medical students and recently qualified doctors. This highly visual guide transforms that challenge into an accessible, case-based learning experience. Using 100 real-life clinical cases, this book provides a practical introduction to chest radiology, helping learners develop confidence and accuracy in interpreting one of the most frequently used diagnostic tools in medicine.

Each case includes a chest radiograph accompanied by a concise explanation of the key diagnostic findings and their clinical relevance. Selected cases are further enriched with CT scans and bronchoscopic images to demonstrate a comprehensive diagnostic approach where necessary.

Key Features:

• 100 Real-World Clinical Cases: Offers a wide spectrum of pulmonary and systemic conditions to build diagnostic acumen.
• Rich Visual Content: High-quality chest X-rays, with some cases including CT and bronchoscopy images, aid visual learning.
• Clear, Practical Explanations: Focused descriptions highlight diagnostic features, pathophysiology, and clinical context.
• Learning Through Pitfalls: Includes common traps and mistakes to avoid, helping new practitioners build judgment and confidence.
• Foundation for Pulmonary Medicine: Reinforces the essential role of plain chest radiography in diagnosis and clinical decision-making.
• Ideal for Exam and Ward Prep: A concise and engaging format perfect for use during clinical rotations, OSCE prep, or early residency.