Gamuts

Pneumonia

Subtypes
Aspiration pneumonia
Obstructive pneumonia
Organizing pneumonia
Slowly-resolving pneumonia
May Cause
Acute diffuse fine reticular lung opacities
Acute disseminated airspace opacity
Acute lung injury and ards in children
Acute mediastinitis
Acute nonobstructive small bowel distention
Adynamic ileus
Bronchiectasis
Colonic distention without obstruction
Extensive pulmonary opacity with cavitation
Lung abscess
Mass-like perihilar opacity
Mediastinal abscess
Miliary lung opacities in a neonate or young infant
Neonatal respiratory distress
Paralyzed hemidiaphragm
Phrenic nerve paralysis or dysfunction
Pleural effusion with disease in thorax
Pneumatocele
Pneumothorax
Pulmonary lobar enlargement
Radiopaque hemithorax
Retrocardiac lesion
Reverse butterfly pattern
Right anterior cardiophrenic angle lesion
Solitary irregular cavitary lung lesion
Unilateral diffuse lung disease
Unilaterally elevated diaphragm

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