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Thank you so much. So detailed. I loved how you included the image that shows how the scapula will be positioned when you rest the back of the hand on the hip. That pop up image was helpful. If there will be future videos, can you do any of the following : Chest: PA upright, lateral upright, AP Lordotic,, AP supine, Lateral Decubitis, PA oblique, AP Oblique Abdomen: AP supine, AP upright, Lateral Decubitis, Dorsal Decubitis Digits: PA hand, PA digit, lateral, oblique, AP thumb, oblique thumb, lateral thumb, Hand: PA, Lateral, Oblique, Wrist: PA, oblique, lateral, stecher, carpal canal Forearm: AP, lateral. Elbow: AP, lateral, external oblique, internal oblique, AP partial flexion, axial trauma Coyle, humerus: AP, Lateral, AP neutral trauma, scapula Y trauma, transthoracic trauma, lateral, mid and distal trauma Shoulder: neutral, internal, external, West point, Lawerence, Grashey, AP neutral trauma, Scapula Y, tangential non trauma, AC joints, clavicle Digits: AP, oblique toe, lateral toe, foot: AP, medial oblique, lateral oblique, mediolateral, lateromedial, tangential sesmoid, AP weight bearing, lateral weight bearing Calcaneus: Lateral, plantodorsal Ankle: AP, Mortise, Mediolateral, internal oblique, AP stress Tibia+Fibula: AP, Lateral, Oblique Knee: AP, Lateral, AP weight bearing, lateral oblique, medial oblique, PA, intercondylar views Patella: Lateral, Merchant, PA, Settegast, Hughston Hip :AP, cross table lateral, Cleaves, Clements, /Pelvis : AP, Cleaves, inlet, outlet, Judet/Femur: AP, Lateral
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That's very good video to demonstrate the position & technique to do CXR.
I can’t believe this I finally understood thank you so much dear 🙏❤️🙏
Very helpful sir 👍 keep it up
Good
Spr sir... Excellent I need more videos
Very helpful thank you so much
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Extremely Great
عالی سیاوش ✌️
wow thanks i founded it so useful best regards
Glad it was helpful!
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Sir, can you make a video like this of extremities and all?
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Too good explanation... please provide link of books to buy and download
Thank u sir 🇳🇵🇳🇵❤️
Thank you
Thank you!!
Extremely helpful sir! 👍🏽
Motion blur ?
Sir I did 3 PA chest X-ray n now I'm feared 🤒🤒🤒?????? Is it OK??
Sir my 7 month old baby had 2 x rays hip and pelvic.. And the factors were 40kv and 10 mas.. And bucky table was used.. Is it ok for baby?
Not ok.. no need to use Bucky table...😢
Notes mil sakate h sir
Batao
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Hello, my friend, how are you? I have a question, please, what are the materials that X-rays cannot penetrate❤
Thanks very helpful
Do you need to take a breath
great.. 🤩
Thanks, this was very helpful
hlo sir, will my x ray will be clear if some part of my chest touch the x ray machine... what could possibly go wrong?
Hi
nothing will go wrong
in fact, generally,the part of interest should be as close as possible to IR.
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Great 👍🏻 🙏🏻🌸
Complete and comprehensive ... congrats 👍👍
Thank you! 👍
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Great
Thank youuu, for making this videos!
Explain manual process videos
thank you so much. so useful and helpful.
Should i touch my chest to the machine or not ? Which is better.
closer the better, so the simple answer is yes
Is this also a Pulmonary Apices PA Axial projection?
it is not axial, it's just PA
@@Radiology.Expert Okay thankyou po.
So you really put an effort to watch this video? That's good! Keep it up! :)
Thank you so much. So detailed. I loved how you included the image that shows how the scapula will be positioned when you rest the back of the hand on the hip. That pop up image was helpful.
If there will be future videos, can you do any of the following :
Chest: PA upright, lateral upright, AP Lordotic,, AP supine, Lateral Decubitis, PA oblique, AP Oblique
Abdomen: AP supine, AP upright, Lateral Decubitis, Dorsal Decubitis
Digits: PA hand, PA digit, lateral, oblique, AP thumb, oblique thumb, lateral thumb, Hand: PA, Lateral, Oblique, Wrist: PA, oblique, lateral, stecher, carpal canal
Forearm: AP, lateral. Elbow: AP, lateral, external oblique, internal oblique, AP partial flexion, axial trauma Coyle, humerus: AP, Lateral, AP neutral trauma, scapula Y trauma, transthoracic trauma, lateral, mid and distal trauma
Shoulder: neutral, internal, external, West point, Lawerence, Grashey, AP neutral trauma, Scapula Y, tangential non trauma, AC joints, clavicle
Digits: AP, oblique toe, lateral toe, foot: AP, medial oblique, lateral oblique, mediolateral, lateromedial, tangential sesmoid, AP weight bearing, lateral weight bearing
Calcaneus: Lateral, plantodorsal
Ankle: AP, Mortise, Mediolateral, internal oblique, AP stress Tibia+Fibula: AP, Lateral, Oblique
Knee: AP, Lateral, AP weight bearing, lateral oblique, medial oblique, PA, intercondylar views
Patella: Lateral, Merchant, PA, Settegast, Hughston
Hip :AP, cross table lateral, Cleaves, Clements, /Pelvis : AP, Cleaves, inlet, outlet, Judet/Femur: AP, Lateral
Please ignore the PA Chest
I appreciate simon for the your comment, I'll consider your suggestions for sure
@@Radiology.Expert Thank you for responding. I know that was a mouthful.
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Please, I'm in need of the textbook ,how do I get it