Massive Haemoptysis
Pleural Effusions
Pleural effusions have traditionally been classified as transudative versus exudative and thoracentesis with application of Light’s Criteria used to differentiate the two with 98% sensitivity and 83% specificity for exudative process.
58 year old man with haemoptysis, dysphagia and dysphonia…
Haemoptysis
Pleural empyema
What is the cause of this abnormality?
Bilateral hilar lymph node enlargement
Bilateral hilar lymph node enlargement can arise from many causes, which include: sarcoidosis infection tuberculosis mycoplasma histoplasmosis coccidiodomycosis malignancy lymphoma: more common in hodgkin lymphoma than non-hodgkin lymphoma. carcinoma inorganic dust disease silicosis berylliosis read MORE
Cough in a 33 year-old. What’s the diagnosis?
What is the reason for this hemithorax white-out?
Not just Tuberculosis
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