An explanation of alveolar vs. interstitial opacities, including cardiogenic and non-cardiogenic pulmonary edema, and the 3 types of interstitial patterns (reticular, nodular, and reticulonodular). Examples provided of air bronchograms, peribroncial cuffing, Kerley A and B lines, and cephalization. Etiologies of low lung volumes and hyperinflation are also discussed.

1. Introduction to the Interpretation of Chest X-rays
2. A Systematic Method and Anatomy
3. Assessing Technical Quality
4. Airways, Bones, and Soft Tissues
5. Cardiac Silhouette and Mediastinum
6. Diaphragm and Pleura
7. Diffuse Lung Processes
8. Focal Lung Processes
9. Atelectasis, Lines, Tubes, Devices, and Surgeries
10. Self Assessment: Part 1
11. Self Assessment: Part 2

A 10 video series discussing the interpretation of chest X-rays. The series assumes no prior knowledge of chest radiography, and will cover everything relevant to chest X-ray interpretation for the care of the adult patient.