¿Se debe realizar como primera prueba de imagen una radiografía de tórax en inspiración o en espiración ante la sospecha de neumotórax?

Susarte, I. Cases; González, A.; Martínez, Juana María Plasencia

doi:10.1016/j.rx.2017.10.004

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“…Radiografías en exhalación: Generalmente se detecta atrapamiento aéreo y neumotórax que abarca una mínima parte del pulmón, aunque la radiografía de tórax en inspiración es la técnica de elección para radiografía de tórax, puesto que en exhalación no existen mejores beneficios (Cases Susarte et al, 2017).…”

Section: Radiografía Simple De Toraxunclassified

Estratégia De Implantação De Um Programa De Educação Permanente De Uma Organização Social De Saúde Na Atenção Primária À Saúde: Um Relato De Experiência

Oliveira,

Nobre,

Pires

et al. 2023

Medicina: Competências Técnica, Cientifica E Ética Na Área Da Saúde 2

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Section: Radiografía Simple De Toraxunclassified

Estratégia De Implantação De Um Programa De Educação Permanente De Uma Organização Social De Saúde Na Atenção Primária À Saúde: Um Relato De Experiência

Oliveira,

Nobre,

Pires

et al. 2023

Medicina: Competências Técnica, Cientifica E Ética Na Área Da Saúde 2

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“…Exhalation X-rays: Air entrapment and pneumothorax that encompasses a minimal part of the lung are generally detected, although chest X-ray in inspiration is the technique of choice for chest X-ray, since there are no better benefits in exhalation (Cases Susarte et al, 2017).…”

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Imaging Criteria in the Diagnosis of Atelectasis

Ochoa,

Jácome,

Núñez

et al. 2023

JHS

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Introduction: Atelectasis, defined as the collapse of the lung volume which is affected in its entirety or only a part of it, its classification is given by the etiology causing obstructive and non-obstructive atelectasis. The diagnosis of atelectasis includes observation and physical examination, which must be confirmed through imaging tests. Currently, the use of the different learning modalities reflects as a result a computer with the necessary data for the early recognition of atelectasis. Objective: Identify the imaging criteria present in atelectasis through a bibliographic review in the state of the art. Methodology:Narrative bibliographic review; analysis and interpretation of articles from various medical journals with a high impact on health. Conclusion: Signs of atelectasis present on plain chest radiography are direct and indirect signs; The increase in lung density and the deviation of the interlobar fissures with similar characteristics in the lower lobes but different in the upper lobes were reiterated. These 2 are considered direct signs. There are secondary signs to the loss of lung volume as compensation (indirect signs) among which the displacement of structures such as the trachea towards the affected side was observed when there is atelectasis of the upper lobe, the approximation of the ribs or elevation of the hemidiaphragm in cases of atelectasis in lower lobes. Another sign is the displacement of the hilum towards the upper part or the hyperinflation of a healthy segment or lobe that compensates for the compromise of the affected lung area. Artificial intelligence allows you to improve image quality, suppress structures and focus on a specific area through automatic segmentation.

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