Pleural Diseases: Pleural Effusion, Pneumothorax | Clinical Medicine

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Professor Zach Murphy will be lecturing on Pleural Diseases. We will be going into detail on the following main objectives:
1. Introduction to Pleural Diseases
- Acquire a foundational understanding of the anatomy and physiology of the pleura.
- Discuss the role of the pleura in respiratory function and how it can be affected by various disease processes.
2. Pathophysiology of Pleural Diseases
- Dive into the mechanisms underlying common pleural diseases, including how fluid, air, or blood accumulates in the pleural space.
- Learn about transudative vs. exudative pleural effusions and their etiologies.
3. Clinical Manifestations
- Recognize the signs and symptoms commonly associated with pleural diseases like pleural effusion and pneumothorax.
- Understand the physical examination findings that can point to pleural pathology.
4. Diagnostic Criteria and Tools
- Familiarize yourself with the current diagnostic criteria based on the latest clinical guidelines.
- Understand the utility and interpretation of imaging studies, including chest X-ray and ultrasound, as well as pleural fluid analysis.
5. Management Strategies for Pleural Effusion
- Discuss the evidence-based management of pleural effusion, including the roles of thoracentesis, pleurodesis, and pleural catheters.
- Understand when to escalate care, for example, when effusion is malignant or recurrent.
6. Management Strategies for Pneumothorax
- Gain insights into the current best practices for managing pneumothorax, ranging from observation and oxygen therapy to needle decompression and surgical intervention.
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Table of Contents:
0:00 Lab
0:07 Pleural Diseases Introduction
0:42 Pleural Effusion History & Physical Exam Findings
3:09 Pleural Effusion Pathophysiology | Transudative Effusions
6:50 Pleural Effusion Pathophysiology | Exudative Effusions
11:29 Pneumothorax History & Physical Exam Findings
12:58 Pneumothorax Pathophysiology | Primary Spontaneous
15:28 Pneumothorax Pathophysiology | Secondary Spontaneous
17:21 Pneumothorax Pathophysiology | Traumatic
19:45 Complications | Pleural Effusions
20:52 Complications | Respiratory Failure
23:47 Complications | Empyema
28:15 Complications | Pneumothorax
30:11 Complications | Respiratory Failure & Atelectasis
31:36 Complications | Tension Pneumothorax
36:38 Diagnostic Approach to Pleural Effusions
40:07 Differentiating Parapneumonic Effusions
41:41 Treatment of Pleural Effusions
43:45 Diagnostic Approach to Pneumothorax
45:00 Treatment of Pneumothorax
45:40 Chest Tube Tips
53:21 Comment, Like, SUBSCRIBE!
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