Isolation tutorial: Chest x-ray with Andrew Dixon

Thanks for this!

Great class... from Pelotas-RS // Brasil

damn.. I LEARNT SO MUCH FROM THIS. Thank you !

Amazing content! Would love to see more videos.

Amazing content! Would love to see more videos.

One of the best videos I’ve watched in a while

Great episode! Thanks.

This tutorial are very helpfull, for radiology residents, y would like to see more! thanks

Please make more such videos!

Thank you for making this useful content. By the way, how do you zoom the image?

wow, great work again from the Radiopedia team, I would really like to see more important cases like this again, and if lateral CXR were included it would be great. lateral Xrays are believed to be as a basic thing but they are actually really hard to confidently point to an abnormality especially for junior residents like me. Thanks for the content and keep up the good work

Very nice and common and practical cases!

Great and well educative presentation

3:10 am and I got radio in 6,5h - thank you so much!

Wow, stumble across this today - wonderful tutorial. I am motivated to learn more now!. Thank you

wow, wonderful tutorial sir, thank you very much.

Woww👏... that's a wonderful session Dr.Andrew..hoping for more such videos from u..

amazing video, really helpfull. looking forward for more>

Fantastic content. Very informative. If you could make more CXR and MSK x-ray tutorials it would be much appreciated!

thank you very much doctor, this kind of videos are really informative, keeps the mind fresh on things we might not see on a day by day basis, please keep posting, is always a pleasure to see things well done

Very good video tutorials. Learning from chile! Thank you.

wonderful!
Thank you

Radiopaedia is great!

What level of training are the students here?

nice video helping alot. Thanks Radiopaedia

the great teaching for salvation of the flesh and body sir thank you

Thank you

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Learning from Tanzania.Great tutorial. Blessings!!

Superb video . Very informative

Could you upload more isolation tutorial videos please? It helps me analyze the vast amount of information I learn at med school.😍

I just want to say a huge thank you………. Amazing

u r doing a marvelous job sir. keep it up

Love u dr Dixon. Such an amazing interactive lecture

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Thank you

Thank you very much for sharing this round with the rest of the world!
I just beg to differ on a couple of points made in this video by some participants and yourself:
There is nothing " pathognemonic “ anymore in the 21 century at least, as it’s becoming evident from great pathology educators.
Lungs have anatomic lobes, or radiographic " zones " , as it was customary a while ago. Better yet just simply divide each lung into upper and lower parts on single view films.
" Fields “, however, are either of crops or for grazing animals, as is the teaching of an esteemed Royal College educator/examiner ( I say this very assertively, since English is not my native language , and I continue to learn from the native speakers )!
It may be the geography where I had my fellowship training in chest imaging, or not I can’t tell, but saying “ appears " " appears to be… " and phrases into that effect, makes one less confident of what he or she is about to discuss or conclude! In other words, radiology amongst other sciences is a " visual “ perception to start with! Now that can vary as one evolves through self-, and supervised-training, won’t you agree?
Thank you again for sharing, and I would love to participate with cases, if it’s alright and if you can instruct me how!

What is the name of the program in which you recorded this lecture?

wonderful. thanks a lot!

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thank you very much.
It is great if you could upload more isolation tutorials

Excellent lecture 👌 👏

Ask question About spot film are the same with apico?

Love this type of video! Super informative!

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This was an excellent session,especially for new students/residents! Thank you.

I have a question this disease have medicine

Mass on the R lower lobe ? R lung cancer

Impressive session sir....learned a-lot from this
Thank you very much!