Male Chest Ultrasound

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Male Chest — Ultrasound

Patient prep & positioning Probe choice, presets & image labeling

Pleura, lung sliding & A/B-lines overview Chest wall, ribs & musculature

A-lines & normal artefact patterns B-lines: quantification & significance

Absent lung sliding, lung point M-mode patterns & sensitivity

Air bronchograms, tissue-like echotexture Lobar vs focal consolidations

Detection, quantification & sonographic signs Simple vs complex/loculated effusions

Echogenic fluid, septations & fibrin strands Guidance for drainage / pigtail placement

Detection & quantification of pericardial effusion Signs of tamponade on ultrasound

Rib fracture identification & cortical step-off Soft tissue masses, haematoma, abscess

Extended FAST lung views & pneumothorax/effusion checks Rapid assessment workflow

Assessment of axillary/pectoral vessels, thrombus clues Flow patterns in inflammatory vs neoplastic lesions

Pleural-based masses vs peripheral lung tumours Local node assessment & suspicious features

Thoracentesis technique & safety windows Pigtail / chest drain placement guidance

Lung abscess vs empyema differentiation US-guided aspiration sampling

Neonatal lung (TTN, RDS) patterns Congenital chest anomalies & scanning tips

Structured report templates Urgent findings & escalation pathways

Minimum image sets & QA checks Training exercises & competency logs

Key guidelines & evidence summaries Further reading & reviews

Tips for difficult windows & obese patients Common artefacts & corrective steps

Male Chest Ultrasound — Bilingual MCQ Panel

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