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    This document discusses various pulmonary patterns seen on imaging. It begins with an overview of pulmonary anatomy and the interstitium. It then describes patterns such as nodular, reticulonodular, linear or reticular, ground glass opacification, cystic or honeycombing. Examples are provided of each pattern along with relevant patient history. The goal is to teach radiologists how to identify different pulmonary patterns on chest imaging.

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    This document discusses various pulmonary patterns seen on imaging. It begins with an overview of pulmonary anatomy and the interstitium. It then describes patterns such as nodular, reticulonodular, linear or reticular, ground glass opacification, cystic or honeycombing. Examples are provided of each pattern along with relevant patient history. The goal is to teach radiologists how to identify different pulmonary patterns on chest imaging.

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    4. ANATOMIA PATRONES INTERSTICIALES

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    This document discusses various pulmonary patterns seen on imaging. It begins with an overview of pulmonary anatomy and the interstitium. It then describes patterns such as nodular, reticulonodular, linear or reticular, ground glass opacification, cystic or honeycombing. Examples are provided of each pattern along with relevant patient history. The goal is to teach radiologists how to identify different pulmonary patterns on chest imaging.

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    Anatomia Patrones Intersticiales

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    This document discusses various pulmonary patterns seen on imaging. It begins with an overview of pulmonary anatomy and the interstitium. It then describes patterns such as nodular, reticulonodular, linear or reticular, ground glass opacification, cystic or honeycombing. Examples are provided of each pattern along with relevant patient history. The goal is to teach radiologists how to identify different pulmonary patterns on chest imaging.

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    ANATOMÍA

    PATRONES PULMONARES
    INTERSTICIALES, PATRONES
    PULMONARES ALVEOLARES
    Modulo 1 de tórax tema 4
    Dr. Iraí Martínez Chávez
    R1 Radiología e Imagen
    WEIBEL
    ANATOMÍA INTERSTICIO
    PULMONAR

    INTERSTICIO
    INTERSTICIO
    INTRALOBULILL
    SUBPLEURAL
    AR

    INTERSTICIO INTERSTICIO
    PARASEPTAL PERIBRONCOVASCULA
    R
    ACINO

    Case courtesy of Assoc Prof Frank Gaillard, Radiopaedia.org,


    rID: 8760
    PATRONES PULMONARES ALVEOLARES

    BRONCOGRAMA
    AEREO

    Shortness of breath and cough productive of green


    sputum.
    Patient Data
    Age:40 yearsGender:Female

    On presentation, there is right upper lobe


    dense consolidation.
    After 1 week, there is persisting consolidation
    with initial aeration.
    Case courtesy of Dr Jeremy Jones◉ rID: 13553 
    PATRONES PULMONARES ALVEOLARES

    Smoker with chest pain, fever and cough. 

    Patient Data
    Age:55Gender:Male

    Solid appearing left upper lobe without collapse


    including the lingula with patent bronchi (air
    bronchograms). Reactive mediastinal lymph
    nodes. Lung is so dense it has the appearnce of
    liver - so-called "hepatisation"

    Case courtesy of Dr Chris O'Donnell, Radiopaedia.org, rID: 32998


    PATRONES PULMONARES INTERSTICIALES

    PATRÓN NODULAR PATRÓN RETÍCULO NODULAR

    PATRÓN LINEAL O
    RETICULAR

    PATRÓN VIDRIO PATRÓN QUÍSTICO O EN


    PATRÓN EN PAÑAL DE ABEJA
    ESMERILADO ANIILO
    PATRÓN NODULAR

    Chest x-ray demonstrates extensive patchy


    reticulonodular opacities, particularly on the
    left. Peripherally at the junction of mid and
    upper zones, a parenchymal cavity can be
    identified.

    Case courtesy of Associate Professor Natalie Yang◈ rID: 9095 


    PATRÓN NODULAR

    Middle aged female with


    fever, cough, weight loss and
    chest wall lump.
    Patient Data
    Age:55Gender:Female

    Case courtesy of Dr Ian Bickle◉ rID: 39633 


    PATRÓN NODULAR

    Case courtesy of Dr Ian Bickle◉ rID: 39633 


    PATRÓN RETICULAR O
    LINEAL

    Linear interstitial lines in the lung periphery =


    Kerley B lines (actually fluid in the interlobular
    septa) due to mild pulmonary edema.  Note the
    very big heart.

    Case courtesy of Dr Chris O'Donnell, Radiopaedia.org, rID: 27952


    PATRÓN RETICULAR O
    LINEAL

    Case courtesy of Dr Chris O'Donnell, Radiopaedia.org, rID: 27952


    PATRÓN RETICULAR O
    LINEAL

    Known CHF with multiple exacerbations. Worsening


    dyspnea. 
    Patient Data
    Age: 90 years
    Gender: Male Case courtesy of Dr Balint Botz, Radiopaedia.org, rID: 74754
    PATRÓN RETICULO
    NODULAR

    VIDRIO
    DESLUSTRADO

    Diffuse reticular changes bilaterally are similar and compatible with


    fibrosis in the setting of scleroderma.
    No superimposed consolidation is appreciated. Case courtesy of Dr Bruno Di Muzio◉◈ rID: 45314 
    PATRÓN RETICULO
    NODULAR

    Numerous thin-walled air-filled cysts are


    scattered at both lung fields
    accompanied irregular reticular and
    ground glass opacities with peripheral
    predominance. Distal esophagus is
    dilated. 

    Case courtesy of Dr MT Niknejad, Radiopaedia.org, rID: 87780


    GRACIAS

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