What is your overall interpretation Scroll or use arrows to advance and reverse slide animations What is the likely diagnosis Pulmonary edema due to cardiogenic shock Enlarged cardiac silhouette w bilateral perihilar enlargement and diffuse alveolar opacities ID: 1047127
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1. 55-year-old man s/p STEMI with tachypnea, dyspnea, and cool extremities.What is your overall interpretation?Scroll or use arrows to advance and reverse slide animationsWhat is the likely diagnosis?Pulmonary edema due to cardiogenic shock.Enlarged cardiac silhouette w/ bilateral perihilar enlargement and diffuse alveolar opacities.What are the radiographic stages of left heart failure?Enlarged cardiac silhouettePerihilar enlargementAlveolar opacitiesImages courtesy of Daniel Gergen, MDCephalizationInterstitial prominencePeribronchial cuffingKerley B lines