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Chest X-ray Diagnosis of TB in Children - a crash course Savvas Andronikou
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  • Chest X-ray Diagnosis of TB in Children - a crash course

    Savvas Andronikou

  • How this works! Pay attention!

    A] This is a quiz of children’s X-rays

    – Only 3 possible responses for each

    – You have 30 seconds per patient

    – Record your answers 1 - 15

    B] This is followed by a short training

    C] Once ‘educated’ you attempt the same radiographs, recording your ‘new’ answers

    D] Expert interpretation follows

  • Answer options:

    A = TB

    = enough features to treat for TB B = INCONCLUSIVE = Abnormal BUT inseparable from

    other infection C = NORMAL = no abnormality is seen

  • A] Quiz:

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  • Case 10

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  • Your training is about to begin

  • AP radiograph

  • Diagnosis of TB in children =

    identify lymphadenopathy

  • Lymphadenopathy on AP: Hilum should be a hippo’s open mouth Nodes = a cauliflower in the mouth

    Right hilar lymphadenopathy Right hilar lymphadenopathy

    Left hilar lymphadenopathy Calcified lymphadenopathy

  • Airways are a up-side-down tree Lymphadenopathy = ‘compressed air-way branches’

  • Lateral radiograph

  • Lymphadenopathy on Lateral

    • Normal structures (=horseshoe)

    • Diverging vessels (=tentacles)

    • Lymphadenopathy (=‘doughnut’)

    R main pulm art

    L main pulm art Top Aortic arch

    Lateral: doughnut replaces the horse-shoe and tentacles

  • Midsagital: subcarinal nodes

    Far para-sagital: Left hilar nodes

    What makes the doughnut?

    Subcarinal and left hilar lymphadenopathy

    And there is the doughnut………

  • Doughnuts and other foods

    No mass behind bronchus intermedius

  • Inconclusive pneumonia? Be Sherlock Holmes and uncover TB

    Air space and airway Air space, cavity and airway

    Air space expansile and airway Air space, effusion and airway Milliary nodules

  • Go get them tiger! Grrr!

  • B] Quiz again:

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  • Case 10

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  • D] ‘Expert’ answers:

    He looks like an idiot!

  • 1. TB = A

  • 2. Normal = C

  • 3. TB = A

  • 4. Inconclusive = B

  • 5. Inconclusive = B

  • 6. Normal = C

  • 7.TB = A

  • 8. TB = A

  • 9. Normal = C

  • 10. TB = A

  • 11. Normal = C

  • 12. TB = A

  • 13. TB = A

  • 14. Normal = C

  • 15. TB = A

  • Can you go it alone?


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