Chest Wall & Diaphragm Disorders | Chest Radiology Essentials
Channel: Radiology Frameworks
Date: 2023-04-01

Familiarize yourself with congenital and acute disorders of the chest wall. Review soft tissue and bone tumors that may occur in the chest wall. Recognize various causes and appearances of diaphragmatic hernias and elevation.

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Chapters:
0:00 - Introduction
1:08 - CONGENITAL VARIANTS
1:26 - Cervical Rib
3:12 - Pectus Excavatum
4:36 - Pectus Carinatum
5:04 - Cleidocranial Dysostosis
5:55 - Poland Syndrome
7:08 - ACUTE DISORDERS
7:18 - Chest Wall Infections
9:07 - Open Window Thoracostomy
9:48 - Chest Wall Hematomas
10:16 - Iatrogenic Chest Wall Hernia
10:43 - BONE TUMORS
11:00 - Fibrous Dysplasia
11:43 - Enchondroma
12:24 - Osteochondroma
13:13 - Metastasis
13:46 - Myeloma
14:14 - Chondrosarcoma
14:45 - Osteosarcoma
15:42 - SOFT TISSUE TUMORS
16:05 - Lipoma
16:17 - Liposarcoma
16:36 - Elastofibroma Dorsi
17:35 - Neurofibroma/Schwannoma
18:15 - Desmoid Tumor
18:56 - Malignant Fibrohistiocytoma
19:40 - DIAPHRAGM DISORDERS
19:44 - Diaphragmatic Development
20:46 - Non-Traumatic Diaphragmatic Hernias
22:52 - Traumatic Diaphragmatic Hernia
24:29 - Diaphragmatic Paralysis
25:14 - Diaphragmatic Eventration