Interpreting X-Rays of the Knee Joint

A video tutorial in interpreting radiographs of the knee joint and surrounding structures. This is the fifth video in a series of five by TeachMeAnatomy -- have a look at the rest at www.teachmeanatomy.info.
This video covers the following:
- Normal radiographic anatomy of the knee joint
- Paediatric knee x-ray
- Comminuted fracture of the knee joint
- Tibial plateau fracture
- Clinical use of the fat fluid level
- Patella fracture and dislocations

[@shontellmurphy4728]

Thanks. Great review. Another great addition to the series would be review of Ankle X-Rays.

[@Dr.physioAli]

It was very helpful 👍

[@artit42]

Thank you sir, I'm just looking for this! Nice timing.

[@studywithme2907]

Very nice i hope u do the rest of joints !

[@esraali6990]

شكرا thanx a lot ❤

[@sandeshpaudel6821]

awsome video

[@trautekorthopaedics3727]

Great job, many thanks for the video !

[@davidneill1158]

Great information

[@thankgod5627]

Thanks

[@elvismwenda4510]

Teacherable video

[@Ladieedemo]

thank you

[@alaitain]

My knee patella is slanted to the right..

[@alaitain]

I wish I could show you my knee replacement X-ray. It's not right in my opinion compared to 100s of x-rays I've seen.

[@elvismwenda4510]

Can you examine my x-ray

[@SampathJat]

Sampath jat