Anatomy of Shoulder X-rays
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This video tutorial presents the anatomy of shoulder x-rays:
0:00. Intro to shoulder x-rays
0:46. AP view
5:35. Lateral "Y" view
8:03. Superior-Inferior, Axial view
9:49. In-a-Nutshell
10:00. Acknowledgements
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@@TheNotedAnatomist will this require surgery or POP
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FREEZE THAT IMAGE WAS OF AN XRAY OF THE HUMERUS, THE CR POINT SHOULD BE 1 INCH BELOW THE CORACOID. THAT WAS FOR SURE FOR A HUMERUS. AT 1:16
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There is no patient rotation for an AP shoulder X-Ray. What you are visualizing @ 1:00 is the Grashey view, which is used to visualize an open glenoid cavity.
To add, both pictures of the patient positioned are for the humerus, not the shoulder. The x-rays themselves are correct, and gorgeous! I wish my Ys came out the pretty. :)
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The first picture is more like an xray of the humerus
thx for good education video
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The photos where you see the patient... are photos of the AP and lateral humerus ^_^;
Great video and appreciate the Bicipital Groove joke
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Sir can you plz tell me about the shoulder joint yesterday I have done xray of my father shoulder and the report says this
glenohumeral acromiohumeral joint space appear reduced with indistinct glenoid inferior articular surface - - -? Significance and etiology
thank you so much for helping
Any time!
Thank you so much. I've been going through so much pain in my right shoulder and noticed that I have an AC joint that is separated. I really thank you for this educational video. My dr. Has been refusing to help me and I know I'm in pain. Not only do I have a winged scapula,but my ac joint is dislocated and Dr. Doesn't believe I'm injured enough to be placed on temp. Disability.
Thank you! Thank you for using X-rays!
i hope to study this!!! need help adjusting gamma etc with right mouse
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Hey, thanks!
Thanks
Pls write your report on this shoulder fracture.Also mention how long it take for surgery ..and recovery stages.
Shoulder fracture.Humerous split at the top
Thank you for the informative video, dear doctor. However, I have a question: Does this video have a PDF version?
Guitar syrings nice to listen
Good thx!
I have a gap between in ac Joint what is problem Do i Need Surgery?
The back bone is reshaped but shorter than the other shoulder.
Plz tell me
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My ac joint has bigger gap bro? Recently fallen off from bike and can't lift my arm above 45 degrees.
But doctor said it is normal xray
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Sir why my leaf shoulder is down what is the problem thanks
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肩周りが痛いというだけなら正面はこれだけで充分、アスリートでその部分を多く使うには肩関節撮影が必要。Y-viewは後半の画像が正解だろう。上腕骨のとの関節の側面像になる。axial像も必要だ。この動画で抜けてるのは肩関節正面の画像。撮影法だろう。
CXR video please !! For cardiopulm dz
doctor, this man has a skeleton living inside him
All x-ray parts explain sir
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Wouldn't Spiral Groove" be a better name for your band ... the one you don't have?
Very through
Hi
Bicipital groove🎼🎶... 😆🤣
MRI next?
Please can I get a video on anatomy of the breast 🙏🙏
1:16 THE XRAY IS FOR HUMERUS, NOT SHOULDER. SHOULDER IS 1 INCH BELOW CORACOID.
How can it be that the cause of a "frozen shoulder" is a complete mystery? And the "cure" is basically live with it for two years of hell.
Sinnnn😂
That xray was being taken of the humerus not the shoulder 🤦🏼♀️
The views or patient positioning are the same, the only thing that changes are the centering points. For shoulder, you center to glenohumeral joint and for humerus you center to mid shaft of humerus, to include entire humerus on the IR.
Same for Scapula lateral and shoulder Y view, the difference is in centering point, shoulder you center to glenohumeral joint and scapula to mid scapula.
I stand to be corrected.
Hi
I DID TAKE A SECOND LOOK , WHEN HE NAMED IT AS HIS BAND, THUGHT IT WAS COOL. GUESS NOT.
Keep away from radiology this is not easy like general anatomy 😮
I am a radiography educator. Your first photo of the light field on the "patient" is an AP humerus, not an AP shoulder. The upper extremity is in the correct position but the radiation field is not centered properly for an AP shoulder and it is not the correct size. Using this size of an exposure field would grossly over irradiate the patient. The same is true of the light field example for the Scapular Y. I see comments from radiography and medical students, thus you are providing inaccurate radiographic positioning examples which might teach students very incorrect positioning. Please teach the x-ray anatomy using x-rays only, as providing inaccurate examples could harm patients of those learning incorrectly from someone who is not a registered radiologic technologist. I heard your disclaimer at the beginning, so why attempt to "teach" radiographic positioning? Please for the sake of the unknowing public, stick to teaching anatomy.
What's the best possible of shoulder XRay?
@@rhodatkaundama2660 I do not understand your question. Best possible "what" of shoulder x-ray? is an excellent reference on radiographic positioning and image evaluation.
Pretty solid positioning for humerus images, but yeah I wouldn't say this is too good for shoulder from an imaging standpoint. Very good for anatomy though! I've been an R.T for about 10 years :)
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