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14 topics, 1 hr. 24 min.
Neonatal Head Ultrasound Protocol and Technique
6 m.Neonatal Brain Normal Development
4 m.Neonatal Brain Normal Variants
6 m.Brain Pathologies in Premature and Term Infants
12 m.Case: Normal Variant, Connatal Cyst
5 m.Case: Normal Variant, Septal Veins
5 m.Case: Grade 1 Germinal Matrix Hemorrhage
5 m.Case: Grade 1 Germinal Matrix Hemorrhage and White Matter Injury of Prematurity
8 m.Case: Grade 3 Germinal Matrix Hemorrhage
5 m.Case: Periventricular Hemorrhagic Venous Infarction (Grade 4 Germinal Matrix Hemorrhage) and Posterior Fossa Hemorrhage
6 m.Case: Germinal Matrix Hemorrhage, Posthemorrhagic Hydrocephalus, and White Matter Injury of Prematurity
7 m.Case: Dural Venous Sinus Thrombosis
11 m.Case: Subdural Collections
6 m.Case: Benign Macrocrania
5 m.6 topics, 38 min.
3 topics, 26 min.
6 topics, 17 min.
7 topics, 32 min.
5 topics, 29 min.
9 topics, 50 min.
Malrotation With Midgut Volvulus
11 m.Other Neonatal Bowel Obstructions
5 m.Case: Hypertrophic Pyloric Stenosis
3 m.Case: Malrotation With Midgut volvulus
6 m.Case: Hirschsprung Disease
5 m.Case: Functional Immaturity of the Colon
3 m.Case: Gastrointestinal Duplication Cyst
5 m.Case: Congenital Hemangioma Originating in the Liver
11 m.Case: Infantile Hepatic Hemangioma
7 m.8 topics, 43 min.
Congenital Hydronephrosis
4 m.UTD Classification System
8 m.Case: Congenital Hydronephrosis Related to Posterior Urethral Valves
6 m.Case: Congenital Hydronephrosis Related to Vesicoureteral Reflux
8 m.Case: Neonatal Testicular Torsion
5 m.Case: Adrenal Hemorrhage
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7 m.Summary
2 m.0:01
So this was an 11 day old infant who was transferred
0:03
to our institution from an outside hospital with, um,
0:07
concern for respiratory distress.
0:08
This patient, he, uh, came here to be imaged
0:11
with echocardiography.
0:12
Um, this is the, uh, uh, frontal portable view
0:16
of the chest demonstrating a markedly enlarged
0:20
cardiac silhouette.
0:21
Um, this patient has an inferior approach, uh,
0:24
peripherally inserted central catheter.
0:26
So a pick. This is an enteric tube,
0:28
which is a little on the high side.
0:29
This tip, I would love for it to be extending into the,
0:32
uh, gastric body.
0:34
Here's at the inferior aspect of the GE junction probably,
0:37
and then there's this, uh, little peripheral
0:40
IV in the left anti cubital fossa as well.
0:42
But, uh, we already talked about the primary abnormality in
0:44
this infant, and that is this basically wall to wall heart.
0:47
This heart is so enlarged that it nearly, um,
0:50
nearly occupies the entirety of the transverse diameter
0:53
of this thoracic cavity.
0:55
Um, so the good news is we don't have to make the diagnosis
0:58
of Epstein anomaly, uh, just based on this chest x-ray.
1:01
Our job is to say that it's an abnormal cardiac morphology,
1:05
and then the patient will go on to echocardiography,
1:08
to definitively diagnose the, um, the cardiac structures,
1:11
as well as get an idea of the function of this, um, patient.
1:15
The other thing we should be on the lookout
1:17
for is any complications of congestive heart failure.
1:19
So, um, uh, pulmonary edema, uh, uh, plethora,
1:23
pulmonary vasculature, et cetera.
1:25
But in this patient, um,
1:26
all we have is the marked cardiomegaly.
Interactive Transcript
0:01
So this was an 11 day old infant who was transferred
0:03
to our institution from an outside hospital with, um,
0:07
concern for respiratory distress.
0:08
This patient, he, uh, came here to be imaged
0:11
with echocardiography.
0:12
Um, this is the, uh, uh, frontal portable view
0:16
of the chest demonstrating a markedly enlarged
0:20
cardiac silhouette.
0:21
Um, this patient has an inferior approach, uh,
0:24
peripherally inserted central catheter.
0:26
So a pick. This is an enteric tube,
0:28
which is a little on the high side.
0:29
This tip, I would love for it to be extending into the,
0:32
uh, gastric body.
0:34
Here's at the inferior aspect of the GE junction probably,
0:37
and then there's this, uh, little peripheral
0:40
IV in the left anti cubital fossa as well.
0:42
But, uh, we already talked about the primary abnormality in
0:44
this infant, and that is this basically wall to wall heart.
0:47
This heart is so enlarged that it nearly, um,
0:50
nearly occupies the entirety of the transverse diameter
0:53
of this thoracic cavity.
0:55
Um, so the good news is we don't have to make the diagnosis
0:58
of Epstein anomaly, uh, just based on this chest x-ray.
1:01
Our job is to say that it's an abnormal cardiac morphology,
1:05
and then the patient will go on to echocardiography,
1:08
to definitively diagnose the, um, the cardiac structures,
1:11
as well as get an idea of the function of this, um, patient.
1:15
The other thing we should be on the lookout
1:17
for is any complications of congestive heart failure.
1:19
So, um, uh, pulmonary edema, uh, uh, plethora,
1:23
pulmonary vasculature, et cetera.
1:25
But in this patient, um,
1:26
all we have is the marked cardiomegaly.
Report
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Faculty
Judy H. Squires, MD
Associate Professor of Radiology
UPMC Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh
Tags
X-Ray (Plain Films)
Pediatrics
Neonatal
Congenital
Chest
Cardiac Chambers
Cardiac
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