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How to Read Chest X-Ray - From Zero to Hero
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How to Read Chest X-Ray - From Zero to Hero

Master reading CXR entirely from the very basics until professionality with tens of examples & quizzes.
Created byAyman Taji
Last updated 2/2020
English

What you'll learn

  • Anatomical concepts you MUST know to assess a CXR
  • How to assess a Chest X-Ray quality
  • How to read a CXR in a simplified and organized way
  • Practical Examples and Cases

Course content

7 sections17 lectures1h 51m total length
  • Assessing Image Quality11:35

    In this lecture, you learn how to assess image quality following the mnemonic RIPE for Rotation, Inspiration, Projection, and Exposure.

  • Assessing Image Quality Quiz
  • Anatomical Review11:33

    Now we will review together the most important anatomical concepts to be able to interpret a CXR and we will go through ABCDEF system.

  • Anatomical Review Quiz

Requirements

  • There is no pre-requisite, but with some basic medical background it would be perfect.

Description

Chest X-Ray is the most widely practiced imaging procedure and knowing how to read it is a basic skill for every medical student or practitioner.

This course will help you start from the very beginning till you are able to read any CXR.

In this course:

  • We will start with how to assess the four basic pillars of image quality using the mnemonic "RIPE".

  • Then we will go through a quick anatomical review of which structures we see on a CXR.

  • Then we will start learning to assess CXR in details following the mnemonic "ABCDEF":

    • A for Airways

    • B for Bones

    • C for Cardiac Silhouette

    • D for Diaphragm

    • E for Effusions

    • F for Lung Fields

And with a quiz after every lecture you will see the progress yourself!

Just stay with me for the next two hours and you will gain a skill that you will always need.

Who this course is for:

  • Medical Students
  • Healthcare Professionals
  • Anyone interested in learning how to read a chest x-ray and know nothing about it.