Teaching Files - Chest Cases

• Case 1
  57 year old male with history of pulmonary tuberculosis.
• Case 2
  64-year-old man with chronic sinusitis and urinary tract infection.
• Case 3
  The patient is a 37-year-old alcoholic with fever and pleuritic chest pain.
• Case 4
  51-year-old smoker with weight loss and hemoptysis.
• Case 5
  15-year-old female with recurrent pulmonary infection with fever and cough.
• Case 6
  55-year-old immunocompromised female with hemoptysis and fever.
• Case 7
  30-year-old I.V. drug abuser with hemoptysis and fever.
• Case 8
  57-year-old male with history of TB presents with chronic cough.
• Case 9
  The patient is a 20-year-old male status post gunshot wound to the chest.
• Case 10
  The patient is a 22-year-old male with productive cough of long duration.
• Case 11
  34-year-old female with weight loss and irregular menses.
• Case 12
  41-year-old male status post renal transplant.
• Case 13
  38-year-old immunocompromised male with fever and cough.
• Case 14
  60-year-old male with history of previously treated TB and chronic lung disease. 30-year history of construction work, including masonry cutting and sandblasting.
• Case 15
  87 year-old male underwent CT Chest to investigate abnormal CXR. M/o mitral valve replacement, pacemaker implantation.
• Case 16
  22 year-old female - CT Chest for follow up of ovarian malignancy.
• Case 17
  76 year-old female brought to ER with left lower quadrant pain and nausea and vomiting for four days.
• Case 18
  77 year-old female - SOB and feeling unwell. CXR shows right hilar mass.
• Case 19
  25 year-old male with history of significant weight loss. Radiographic findings, Bilateral hilar masses, Areas of atelectasis, Right paratracheal fullness.
• Case 20
  Clinical Information Pericardial Effusion.
• Case 21
  Patient presenting with shortness of breath, H/O Vertebroplasty.
• Case 22
  36 year-old male with history of HIV/AIDS and Kaposi's Sarcoma. HPI: SOB, subjective fever and cough.
• Case 23
  70 year-old female who is on prednisone for arthritis and presents with recent onset of cough. CXR shows prominent interstitial markings.
• Case 24
  37 year-old male with recurrent pulmonary infections.
• Case 25
  65 year-old male, smoker with asbestos exposure, evaluate for asbestosis.
• Case 26
  22 year-old male with repeated chest infections.