Chest X-Ray Interpretation Explained Clearly

INTERPRET & REVIEW CHEST X-RAYS SYSTEMATICALLY

Struggling to interpret chest X-rays efficiently?

Are you looking for an efficient step by step process that you can utilize to interpret chest X-rays?

In Chest X-ray Interpretation Explained Clearly, renowned instructor Dr. Roger Seheult teaches a streamlined "A,B,C,D method" to accurately interpret Chest X-rays.

THE PREMIER INTRODUCTORY CHEST X-RAY VIDEO SERIES FOR PHYSICIANS, NPs, PAs, STUDENTS, AND MORE

This online course is highly-rated by clinicians (Physicians, NPs, PAs, and Nurses) in a variety of specialties.

WHO IS THE INSTRUCTOR?

Dr. Seheult is trusted by Universities, clinicians & students for his ability to illustrate key concepts so they are understood, not memorized...

... and clear understanding is the foundation for mastery of chest X-ray interpretation.

WHAT YOU'll RECEIVE FROM THIS COURSE:

A systematic approach to spot abnormal findings
Illustrations and examples of several abnormal chest x-ray findings
A concise review and illustrations of key X-ray fundamentals
Interpretation practice. Dr. Seheult reviews several abnormal chest X-rays so you can follow along
A clinical perspective of chest x-ray nuances
A brief quiz reinforce core concepts and help you study

Start watching now (the first video is a "free trial") and experience confidence with the chest X-ray! This complete course and over 40 hours of CME /CE credits are available with MedCram All-Access.

Course Contents:

Chest X-Ray Interpretation Basics, Airway, and Bone free trial
Chest X-Ray Interpretation Cardiac, Diaphragm, & Lung Fields
Chest X-Ray Interpretation Various Pathology (CHF, Pleural Effusion, Pneumothorax, etc.)
Quiz

LINDA DEL VECCHIO-GILBERT, NP

Would like more examples of abnormal findings.

ALLLEN KELLER, MD

Excellent overview of normal chest x ray. Discussion about abnormal chest x ray was rushed and would have liked this to be much more thorough (and longer)-with many more examples of abnormal chest x rays. Additionally, going through the algorithm for reading a chest xray with abnormal x rays (as was done with a normal film, would be helpful

YAIR GRINBERG, MD

Very clear and systematic.

BENJAMIN WOOD, MD

Me gusta. Though the course is brief, I unquestionably came away feeling much more comfortable and confident having a systematic approach as to what to look for.

ROBERT SAUNDERS, RN

Something every nurse should know. How many times do we get to see the CXR as it takes place yet not know what we are seeing. This course gives me the knowledge to make a contemporaneous reading and be able to intelligently discuss with the physician as well as anticipate treatment.