Reading Chest X-Ray | Pediatrics 

Its Awesome Very informative & knowledgeable lecture. Love from Pakistan. Thankyou Ma'am.

This is great platform for me to learn pediatrics....thank you so much ma'am Kindly give lecture regarding Pneumonia plz

Excellent, I am really thankful to you madam, you teacherd so nice,I am dch paediatrics pg first year

DR PLS WILL THE OTHER ONES BE UPLOADED SOON? ABDOMEN, SCURVY CASES?

Excellent work up…

Thank you so much

Nicely explained. Plz make more videos on chest pathologies and MSK series

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Thnx madam for best briefing۔

PLEASE i have question.. the picture on 8:42 isn’t it left rotation??

Thank you dear

Thank you mam

Thank u so much mam👍🏻

Mam.. I have a question.. How can we differentiate between Ap and PA views in paediatric CXR?

Mam, with what surrounding organ are we comparing density of heart?

Mam, is there any course for whole practical purposes for residency? From history taking to examination...

Thank you madam

Thanku mam pls make more mam🙏

Tq mam

Hi ma'am can you give the pdf of your slides pls🙏🙏

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Excellent mam please make a video on anthropometry plz plz 🙏🙏🙏

Thank u Ma'am.. Short stature me ek video banao na pls

Mam , can u elaborate hyperinflation in chest xray

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Madam is pat available

Very helpful mam... Mam plz make video on cns examination in pediatrics..... I m a final yr student Mam plzz we have prof exam in January....

I requesting for lecture about Pneuminea

Madam I want to share with you my son chest X-RAY pictures.. how...? plz USG OF CHEST -9x19mm small right apical segmental collapse / consolidation. -- No evidence of bilateral pleural effusion. --Both diaphragms movements are normal. Screening of abdomen shows No sonological abnormality IMPRESSION:-- 1. SMALL RIGHT APICAL SEGMENTAL COLLAPSE/CONSOLIDATION 2. DIFFUSE THYMIC HYPERPLASIA (L>R)- ? TRUE (OR) LYMPHOID THYMIC HYPERPLASIA WITH NO E/O HYPERPLASTIC THYMUS. -NO BILATERAL PLEURAL EFFUSION SEEN.

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Mam, is there any course for whole practical purposes for residency? From history taking to examination...