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• Chest X-ray tutorials

• Chest x-ray anatomy

• Tutorial introduction
• Trachea and major bronchi
• Hilar structures
• Lung zones
• Pleura and pleural spaces
• Lung lobes and fissures
• Costophrenic recesses and angles
• Diaphragm
• Heart size and contours
• Mediastinal contours
• Tutorial conclusion

• Chest x-ray abnormalities

• Tutorial introduction
• Tracheal displacement
• Hilar abnormalities
• Lung abnormalities
• Pleural disease
• Lobes, fissures and contours
• Costophrenic angle blunting
• Diaphragmatic abnormalities
• Heart contour abnormalities
• Mediastinal abnormalities
• Soft tissue abnormalities
• Bone abnormalities
• Tutorial conclusion

• Chest x-ray systematic approach

• Tutorial introduction
• Patient and image data
• Image quality
• The obvious abnormality
• Describing abnormalities
• Locating abnormalities
• Review areas
• The clinical question
• Tutorial conclusion

• Chest x-ray quality

• Tutorial introduction
• Inclusion
• Projection
• Rotation
• Inspiration/lung volume
• Penetration
• Artifact
• Tutorial conclusion

• Abdominal X-ray tutorials

• Abdominal X-ray system/anatomy

• Tutorial introduction
• Image data and quality
• Bowel gas pattern
• Soft tissues
• Bones
• Calcium and artifact
• Tutorial conclusion

• Abdominal X-ray - Abnormal bowel gas pattern

• Introduction
• Free gas
• Free gas mimics
• Small bowel obstruction
• Large bowel obstruction
• Volvulus
• Tutorial conclusion

• Abdominal X-ray - Abnormal soft tissues and bones

• Introduction
• Lung bases
• Solid organs
• Ascites
• Abdominal/pelvic masses Fractures/osteoarthritis
• Bone disease
• Tutorial conclusion

• Abdominal X-ray - Abnormal calcification

• Introduction
• Renal calcification
• Ureteric calcification
• Bladder stones
• Vascular calcification
• Retroperitoneal calcification
• Viscus calcification
• Artifact/foreign body
• Tutorial conclusion

• Musculoskeletal X-ray tutorials

• General principles

• Tutorial introduction
• Bone anatomy
• Joint anatomy
• Systematic approach
• Viewing principles
• Tutorial conclusion

• Introduction to Trauma X-ray

• Tutorial introduction
• Fracture description
• Comminuted fractures
• Fracture displacement
• Pathological fractures
• Other fracture types
• Dislocation injury
• Fracture treatment
• Fracture complications
• Fracture mimics
• Foreign bodies
• Tutorial conclusion

• Trauma X-ray - Upper Limb

• Tutorial introduction
• Clavicle
• Acromioclavicular joint
• Glenohumeral joint
• Scapula
• Humerus
• Elbow
• Radius and ulna
• Wrist
• Hand/fingers
• Tutorial conclusion

• Trauma X-ray - Lower Limb

• Tutorial introduction
• Hip fracture
• Hip dislocation
• Femoral shaft
• Knee
• Tibia and fibula
• Ankle
• Calcaneus
• Foot
• Tutorial conclusion

• Trauma X-ray - Axial skeleton

• Tutorial introduction
• Skull
• Face
• Mandible
• Cervical spine - Normal
• Cervical spine
• Sternum
• Ribs
• Thoracolumbar spine - Normal
• Thoracolumbar spine
• Sacrum and pelvis
• Tutorial conclusion

• General tutorials

• Basics of X-ray physics

• Tutorial introduction
• X-ray production
• The X-ray beam
• Tissue densities
• X-ray safety
• Tutorial conclusion

• OSCE presentation tips
• OSCE scoring and check lists

• Galleries

• Trauma X-ray galleries

• Upper limb - Gallery 1
• Upper limb - Gallery 2
• Lower limb - Gallery 1
• Lower limb - Gallery 2
• Axial skeleton - Gallery 1
• Axial skeleton - Gallery 2

• Chest X-ray galleries

• Anatomical Variants
• Airways and lung collapse
• Chest devices and artifacts
• Pneumothorax gallery

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• Chest X-ray OSCEs

• Chest X-ray OSCE 1

• Chest X-ray OSCE 2

• Chest X-ray OSCE 3

• Chest X-ray OSCE 4

• Chest X-ray OSCE 5

• Abdominal X-ray OSCEs

• Abdominal X-ray OSCE 1

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