Osseous Radiographic Anatomy of the Upper Extremity

[@abdulhaq5997]

I'm a medical student and can't believe how informative this was!! Definitely supplements my study of Gross anatomy and radiographs of the upper limb!

[@palakoberoi100]

Thank you so much sir it's really helpful😊

[@husamjumaa9948]

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[@lalitbhavsar7717]

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[@cmoalmora565]

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[@obx9027]

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[@roxanagonzalez9150]

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[@lalitbhavsar7717]

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[@nicxxeable]

The number 2 answer should've been coracoid process right? The Coronoid process is in the ulna?

[@douglasgillarddcprofessoro5285]

Hi, Not sure what you're referring to. The coronoid process of the ulna is correctly marked as #4 at 15:05, 19:30 and described properly described at 14:56.

[@nicxxeable]

I meant at 7:19. The answer written in #2 was coronoid when it should've been coracoid process.

[@parker2969]

conoid

[@medicalstudent4828]

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[@mahenur]

very good thanks

[@fatmayurdanurkucuk1332]

Hello I'm medical student thanks for your video. in 22:44 how do you differentiate PA or AP view of hand? I confused because for example right hand dorsal view is exactly same with left hand Palmar view?? How we differentiate dorsal and palmar view??

[@ignacysobczak8361]

you should have the direction printed on the picture, either L or R

[@fadyashraf3992]

Wonderful ^_^
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