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X-Ray Review - Educational Radiology Channel
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 20 ก.ค. 2021
This is an educational radiology channel intended for anyone interested in learning radiology. These videos are intended to help explain some of the more common radiographic findings and pitfalls that are frequent concerns of treating clinicians. If you are a student or clinician of radiology, this channel should be of interest.
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Fractures of the Upper Extremities on X-Ray #radiology #xray #doctor
This video reviews over a dozen radiographic examples of the more common fractures of the upper extremities. These fractures include torus or buckling fractures, radial head or chisel fractures, scaphoid fracture, metacarpal fractures such as Rolandos, Bennetts, Boxer and Bar room, phalanx fractures, flap fracture, Colles and Smiths fractures, and Galeazzi fracture-dislocation. Enjoy!
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Fractures of the Spine X-Ray Cases #radiology #spine #trauma #doctor
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This video reviews the radiographic appearance of some of the most common fractures of the spine. Included are compression fractures, burst fractures, spondylolysis, transverse process fracture, spinous process fracture, C2 fractures, coccygeal fractures as well as rib fractures. Enjoy!
Osteosarcoma #radiology #xray #doctor
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This video reviews the radiographic appearance and clinical presentation of one of the more common primary malignant tumors of bone, an osteosarcoma.
Common Artifacts on X-Ray #radiology #xray #doctor
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Common Artifacts on X-Ray #radiology #xray #doctor
Prostate Cancer Metastasis - A Radiographic Guide #radiology #xray #doctor
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Prostate Cancer Metastasis - A Radiographic Guide #radiology #xray #doctor
Abdominal Calcifications on X-Ray - 10 Most Common #radiology
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Abdominal Calcifications on X-Ray - 10 Most Common #radiology
Arthritis X-Ray Cases #radiology #arthritis #bones
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Arthritis X-Ray Cases #radiology #arthritis #bones
Tumor X-Ray Cases #radiology #bones #doctor
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Tumor X-Ray Cases #radiology #bones #doctor
10 X-Ray Cases in 5 minutes #radiology #doctor #bones
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10 X-Ray Cases in 5 minutes #radiology #doctor #bones
How to save DICOM images from PACS #howto #radiology #dicom
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How to save DICOM images from PACS #howto #radiology #dicom
Paget Disease of Bone #radiology #doctor #bones
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Paget Disease of Bone #radiology #doctor #bones
How to Measure the Abdominal Aorta on X Ray 📏🫀🩻#howto #medical #doctor
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How to Measure the Abdominal Aorta on X Ray 📏🫀🩻#howto #medical #doctor
Examples of Blastic Metastasis to Bone #doctor #cancer #bones
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Examples of Blastic Metastasis to Bone #doctor #cancer #bones
How to Measure a Scoliotic Curve 🩻#doctor #health #medical
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How to Measure a Scoliotic Curve 🩻#doctor #health #medical
Degenerative Arthritis of the Knee #kneepain #health #medical
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Degenerative Arthritis of the Knee #kneepain #health #medical
Interesting X-Ray Cases #xray #bones #radiology
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Interesting X-Ray Cases #xray #bones #radiology
X-Ray Board Review - Sample Exam Cases #RadiologyBoardReview #RadiologyEducation #XRayInterpretation
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Metastasis from Breast Cancer #radiology #breastcancer #health
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Metastasis from Breast Cancer #radiology #breastcancer #health
😨😡The Worst X-ray view 😡😨#radiology #xray #chiropractic
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😨😡The Worst X-ray view 😡😨#radiology #xray #chiropractic
Pelvic Mass or Fecal Matter? #xray #radiology
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Pelvic Mass or Fecal Matter? #xray #radiology
Fractures of the Cervical Spine #fracture #trauma #cervical
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Avascular Necrosis of the Femoral Head #hippain #trauma #radiology
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Congenital Block Vertebra #anatomy #anomaly #radiology
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Congenital Block Vertebra #anatomy #anomaly #radiology
Ankylosing Spondylitis #arthritis #radiology #bones
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Ankylosing Spondylitis #arthritis #radiology #bones
Uterine Fibroid or Leiomyoma #radiology #medical #health
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Uterine Fibroid or Leiomyoma #radiology #medical #health
Strange Things on X-Ray 👽🩻 #xray #radiology #medical
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Strange Things on X-Ray 👽🩻 #xray #radiology #medical
Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm - AAA #radiology #medical #chiropractic
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Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm - AAA #radiology #medical #chiropractic
Metastasis from Prostate Cancer #prostate #cancer #xray
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Metastasis from Prostate Cancer #prostate #cancer #xray
thank you
It will be heal with the root
I instantly knew what the gunshot wounds were! 😂
Sir mari leg pa tha or mana operate karwaya or 2.3 saal ho gya ab bilkul thk ha kya ma air force ma medical fit ho skata hoo
Hey Doc, thanks for the video. If the entire hip bone deformity and problem is due to lack or stoppage of blood supply then why aren't doctors fixing the root cause and trying to find ways to reactivate blood supply. Shouldn't that fix the problem?
Yes that is correct! In many cases that will resolve it. You may want to look up "core decompression of the femoral head" for more information. :)
My large one, c4 to t4 included a pedicle breaking off one vertabrae
Oh no! Hope you are doing better now :)
As a myelomeningocele, I have often wondered what it looks like on film. I am used to seeing film of other body parts, eg today I saw film of my knee, which has collapsed due to ?rupture of ligament(s) and due MRI next week. However, as for pictures of my spine, it remains a mystery, at least to me! Radiologists are unsung heroes to me and interpreting what is going on or tellibg the story of what has gone on in the past, perhaps without the patient's knowledge or awareness, is fascinating.to me. Thank you for all that you and your colleagues do to improve life. Blessings and peace from UK
Thank you sir and Blessings and Peace from the USA!
@@xrayreview-drb Thank you!
In 2005 during Hurricane Katrina I broke both my thumbs. My left thumb is broke at the base of my thumb, it still pops out to this day and hurts like hell when it does. I just pull my thumb out and shove it back in place. My right thumb is broke between the fist and base with the top of the bone resting next to the bottom. That thumb is very crooked and does hurt once in awhile but it is just an ache. I have a jersey injury on my middle finger right hand that just left a huge knot on both sides of my first joint. I also broke other bones. I am very clumsy and just very unlucky all my life. Broke my wrist hitting a tree stump mowing the yard, tore my labrum in my shoulder after my dog knocked me down a hill - slap tear. yeah that is just the upper part of my poor body. I am 60 years old now and trying to be more careful but yeah that isn't working. I just have very bad luck.
Oh no! Wishing you nothing but good health :)
I had a total knee replacement on my right knee. Seeing my new knee on the x-ray is wild.
Since May 2004 but a motorcycle accident in May 2015 finished the job. Here in Canada, the doctors are unable to correctly diagnose this so they prescribed opioids. Yes ! Opioids prescribed since May 2004. If you enjoy taking drugs, Canada is the place for you. Not only do Canadian doctors prescribe opioids but, the taxpayers pay for this. I hate drugs. I wish I could get a fusion and disc replacement but I live in Canada. Our doctors not able to figure this out. I am almost finished. Death by doctors. Their weapon of choice is opioids. For 20 years. You cannot make this up. I am speaking the truth. Tell our grandchildren the truth, please ? I have Spondylolisthesis at one level in my Lumbar section. About 90 minutes work for any reasonable surgeon but, here in Canada, they are unable to figure this out. To be honest, death will be nice. No more pain and suffering and, no more of these awful drugs. Canada does NOT have "universal healthcare". I am proof ! ! !
3:17 you could have not shown that
Why?
Fascinating @
As with all things, to learn we need Info + a Guide. Good job !
Very helpful thank you!!
how extremely disappointing I was hoping to see that lost butt plug or missing gerbil
Metabolize them
Years ago we were doing treating for shock training.....later talking with an emerg nurse the topic of strange things extracted from people. 3 feet of coiled sausage(butt) champagne bottle in vagina. Broken light bulbs(butt)
Oh no!! Thank you for sharing :)
I thought there would be strange things. But hey
Do you know how to read the measurements taken by Doctor which is shown on the Dicom image? These values seems to be part of the image and not stored in any of the Attrib values in the Dicom file(unlike values like patient name etc).
Hello, yes you need some type of viewing software to open the dicom file. Depending on the software, there are measurement tools that can be used which are calibrated with the image.
@@xrayreview-drb Thanks. If I have to extract these values in excel/word then how do I do that?
@@DeepuThomas-n9v That is a good question. Not something I have done before but let me see if I can find an answer.
That was fascinating
Thank you!
Didn't know that acupuncture needle fragments have been left in place. Never saw this before! Doc TH
Cool. Interesting video and explanations.
I have photos of my dad’s x-rays…he fractured his femur below his prosthetic hip!! The post surgical photo is amazing.
Hold up, at 3:26 the male scrotum can get *THAT* big due to swelling? Holy crap you men do NOT have a good time whenever you’ve injured yourself down there! That’s something I’ve just learned today 😮
Cool
Very interesting.
Thanks. I’m in Underwriting for insurance. This information gives a visual to what we see written in medical file copies. Really interesting
Thanks to a spine fusion in 1971, there is " an unidentifiable metallic artifact" in my lumbar x-rays.. It's a broken figure 8 wire that has no explanation. Many surgeries since and none could say what the surgeon was doing. Fascinating.
Ich erinnere mich gerade… Ich habe ein sehr gutes Foto einer Thoraxaufnahme mit einer fetten Luftsichel unterhalb des Zwerchfells zwei chirurgischen (!) Kollegen und einem Physician Assistant gezeigt mit der Bitte: Finde den Fehler. Keiner hat es gesehen 😂…
Aus den USA? Danke, Herr Kollege, für die hervorragenden Aufnahmen und deren Demonstration. Sofort abonniert. Einige Dinge, die die Orthopäden tun, werde ich nie verstehen, selbst wenn sie funktionieren. Die Arthrodese in dem infizierten Kniegelenk- was für eine verzweifelte Situation. Oder die völlig eingesteifte HWS, die Wirbelsäulen… Ich bleibe doch lieber Anästhesist. 😅
Thank you!!
The first real job I ever had was X-ray technologist. My license expired in 1992 and I still have it. I got a job in automation that doubled my salary. That was a lot of expensive schooling down the drain. I have a lot of good memories from working in a hospital. Mostly from all the RNs I played Dr with.
More than a few zippers and earrings.... were these images from 3rd world countries or have I been spoiled by the quality of my healthcare?
Where were these taken why are so many patients x-rayed without removing bras, trousers (zips and buttons) I e packs etc . Loved the post but really bad practice on the radiographers part!
Thank you and yes I agree!
Having broken 10 bones, my Left hand about 9 years ago. I only have trouble with my right ankle, years ago my Doctor sent me to a Podiatrist he x rayed my foot and told me my ankle never healed good. I told him I never knew it was broken. Great show.
While I was homeless, the family living in the van next to me had a delightful son with..."lobster claw" hands. I introduced him to my silkie rooster, who happened to have four toes on one side and six on the other. He was fascinated and really came out of his shell. It happens, sweetheart. There is no punishment or ridicule. That rehealed fracture looks awful painful. Wow, fascinating. It's amazing what they can repair
First xray left on the thumbnail: silicon breasts.
1:19; 22+ nurse former nurse here. What is the deal with the person who has all those acupuncture tips in their body. How is that even legal in the US, considering that leaving so many foreign bodies in the tissues? Omg, what type of treatment is that called? I don't think that I could live with so many bumps in my skin. The very concept has me itchy all over.
Lol I agree. I really don't know. It may not have been performed in the US.
Absolutely jaw-droppingly fascinated. 20+ year nurse here and medically retired. You got yourself a sub! I'm wondering why those techs didn't remove the jeans in several of those xrays. Those artifacts could easily mask something small in the pelvic area. I've never seen someone who cared so little about the images they handed to the doc.
Thank you! Yes you correct about all of the tech issues and all I can do is agree with you :)
I was wondering the same thing. Where I live no x-ray in a doctor's rooms or private hospital is going to happen unless the patient is in a hospital gown and socks. I don't know if the state hospitals are the same or not because last I heard they were severely under funded, under staffed, under equipped and having many other major issues like no power or water or beds and linens or crumbling buildings. Scary.
Oh, how awful.
If you do an MRI of the thoracic spine, can you also see findings in the lungs, liver and other organs? And is this even checked? Best wishes from Germany 😊😊😊
Yes you can see other areas such as the lungs and solid organs however not as well as computed tomography or CT. CT is the gold standard for imaging the chest and abdomen.
@@xrayreview-drb thank you 😀
Ow.
Thanks for getting right to it without 15 minutes of background information!
Could not agree more!!
Why are all of these images back to front? Also the collimation is rubbish
Agreed lol. I didn't take any of the images
@@xrayreview-drb American! I have seen a shoulder x-ray which included the iliac crest!
The last one, the avulsion, is what I had from a fall. ER doc missed it at first, and a follow-up with an ortho found it. No MRI ever gotten. :( PT meant I got most of my ROM back. :)
Oh no! Glad you are doing mostly better ;)
1:05 rare dextrocardia 😅. Probably the X-ray is mirrored. Nice collection of interesting x-rays btw.
Thank you! Yes you are probably correct. I do have a couple cases of situs inversus I can include in an upcoming video.
I had uterine fibroids and didn’t know if until after I woke up from my hysterectomy. 5lbs! My uterus was so scarred from endometriosis that I opted for a hysterectomy at the age of 29. They found the fibroids wille they were in there. Just freaking wild!
Wow 5 lbs! Glad you are doing better now :) Here is a video on uterine fibroids if interested: th-cam.com/video/4sSbLJ0HhDg/w-d-xo.html
Well, I'm a software engineer but curious, so it was interesting. I'll forward it to the three kids (an EMT, a NP, an OB/Gyn, and a PCP). (Doesn't anyone want to be an engineer anymore?)
Lol I was raised by an engineer
I thought that patients are supposed to remove all jewelry and anything metal (zippers, buttons). A have degenerative disc diease and have had 2 surgeries and a spinal cord implant. Some of my x-rays have either hardware from fusion or it always seemed to correspond with my cycle, and we got the picture of my tampons 😂
Yes the jewelry and clothing artifacts should be removed. Here is a link to a video on artifacts seen on x-ray :) th-cam.com/video/8kEpW6-4FOY/w-d-xo.html I hope your back is feeling better!
Is anyone not going to say anything about the earings in his throat??? 2:53
The second one shows the sides of where the ears would be, thank goodness not in his throat
1:19 it looks like they fixed his leg with a nail gun!