Musculoskeletal X-ray Quiz #1 - 30

Identify 30 musculoskeletal x-rays in 10 seconds or less
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[@DrAlvaro23]

Case number 4 is also a vertebral transitional lumbosacral type IV of Castellvi Clasification with accesories ribs in L1

[@elonmook2970]

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[@kaywoods46]

Thankyou

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[@rashidmahmood9396]

Very informative.

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[@vijayamohankanagaraj1677]

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[@moaadal-attas4509]

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[@vjrapanwad]

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[@elely1312]

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[@YellowBricks1234]

For number 5 of the first MTP how do you know it's osteomyelitis and not chronic gout (tophi)?

[@gracebae76]

Gout

[@projectszymon5591]

Apart from bone, you can see soft tissue aroung that joint, and you see clearly its not swollen, in GOUT it would be swollen and enlarged

[@debbyo8562]

For the posterior knee dislocation, it is it posterior as it’s the distal bone the tibia located posteriorly to the femur?

[@Med4VL]

Yes, with a posterior knee dislocation the tibia is displaced posteriorly relative to the distal femur.