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The findings from a chest X-ray and lung scan are typically reviewed and interpreted by a radiologist, a medical doctor specialized in imaging techniques. They analyze the images for abnormalities and provide a detailed report to the referring physician, who then discusses the results with the patient. In some cases, pulmonologists may also review these scans to correlate findings with clinical symptoms and manage respiratory conditions.
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What is pnuemothorax?
the presence of air or gas in the cavity between the lungs and the chest wall, causing collapse of the lung
What is a normal tactile fremitus findings?
lung sounds
What is the relationship between chest circumference and lung function test?
what is the relationship between chest circumference and lung function test
Which organs are found in the chest protected by the rib?
chest lung and heart
What do Lung cysts produce?
Lung cysts cause cough and chest pain
Which surgical specialty type treats chest diseases and heart and lung disorders?
A cardiologist is a heart specialist and a pulmonologist is a chest/lung doctor.
How do chest tubes work to fix a collapsed lung?
I am not in the medical field. But if a lung collapses it means that there is air getting between the lung and the chest cavity creating pressure against the lung. A tube placed in the chest wall will relieve the pressure there. When the lung fills with air it pushes the air out of the tube. Then you can block the tube to give the chest cavity back the slight vacuum it had before. That is why your chest expands when you breate in. I hope this is right and I am not stepping on any toes out there.
What cavity are the lung and heart in?
Chest cavity
What is pneumothorax-?
Air in the chest (Thorax) causes the lung to collapse. This can be spontaneous or after chest injuries
Where is whooping cough in the body?
chest/lung area
What is phenumothorax?
Literally "air in the thorax", or air in the chest (where it shouldn't be) When air leaks anywhere in the space between your lung and chest wall (normally filled with slippery fluid) it increases the pressure around your lung, and pushes on your lung. This leads to your lung collapsing in on itself, because the pressure required for it to inflate is much smaller than the one keeping it deflated. Usually, you only get a fraction of your lung truly collapsed.
Why must you seal an chest wound?
This stops air from entering the chest cavity, and prevents collapsing the lung.
