X-Ray Of Wrist And Hand From Zero To Hero

Mastering Imaging, Anatomy, and Diagnostic Techniques

What you'll learn

Master diverse radiographic techniques and views for hand and wrist imaging.

Understand normal hand anatomy, including joint spaces and carpal arcs.

Diagnose fractures, dislocations, and various traumatic and pathological conditions.

Reinforce learning with practical cases and quizzes to enhance clinical decision-making.

Requirements

A basic understanding of hand anatomy and radiographic imaging is beneficial.

Familiarity with medical terminology and general diagnostic principles is recommended.

Access to a computer with internet connectivity is necessary to view and interact with the course materials.

No advanced prerequisites are required, making it suitable for both beginners and professionals in related fields.

Description

Unlock the intricacies of hand and wrist radiology with this comprehensive course designed for radiologists, orthopedic surgeons, medical students, and healthcare professionals. Starting with the fundamentals, you'll explore various radiographic views—from True PA and lateral to specialized techniques like the scaphoid and radial deviation views—establishing a strong foundation in imaging protocols.Delve into the detailed anatomy of the hand and wrist, including joint space interpretation, carpal arcs, and normal variants, and learn how to assess ossification centers, normal angles, and fat pad signs. Each module builds your diagnostic skills and enables you to distinguish between normal anatomy and pathological conditions.The course offers an in-depth analysis of trauma and fracture patterns, covering common injuries such as Colles, Smith, Barton, Chauffeur, and Bennett fractures, as well as complex dislocations and pediatric cases. Real-world case studies and interactive quizzes help you apply what you've learned in clinical scenarios.Enroll today to enhance your radiographic expertise, refine your diagnostic capabilities, and advance your clinical practice in hand and wrist imaging.Additionally, this course integrates advanced imaging modalities and cutting-edge digital analysis techniques, enabling you to confidently interpret subtle radiographic findings, optimize patient outcomes, and stay abreast of evolving technologies in musculoskeletal diagnostics and treatment strategies.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Section 2: Positions

Lecture 2 True PA

Lecture 3 Alternative view

Lecture 4 Lateral view

Lecture 5 Alternative lateral view

Lecture 6 Oblique view

Lecture 7 Semi supinated oblique view

Lecture 8 Scaphoid view

Lecture 9 Radial deviation view

Lecture 10 Clenched fist view

Lecture 11 Carpal tunnel view

Lecture 12 Hand , fingers and wrist series

Section 3: Anatomy of wrist and hand

Lecture 13 Anatomy overview

Lecture 14 Normal anatomy

Lecture 15 Joint spaces interpretation

Lecture 16 Ulnar variance

Lecture 17 Carpal arcs

Lecture 18 Radial inclination and length

Lecture 19 Carpal movement

Lecture 20 Dead lateral view

Lecture 21 Radial cortex assessment

Lecture 22 Palmar tilt

Lecture 23 Normal angles

Lecture 24 Ossification center

Lecture 25 Normal fat pad signs

Lecture 26 Normal hand and wrist variants

Section 4: Trauma

Lecture 27 Colles fracture

Lecture 28 Smith #

Lecture 29 Barton fracture

Lecture 30 Reverse Barton #

Lecture 31 Chauffeur fracture

Lecture 32 Die punch fracture

Lecture 33 Ulnar styloid #

Lecture 34 Nightstick #

Lecture 35 Scaphoid #

Lecture 36 Triquetra #

Lecture 37 Other carpal #

Lecture 38 # radius in children

Lecture 39 Hand #

Lecture 40 Bennett vs Rolando #

Lecture 41 Skiers thumb

Lecture 42 Volar avulsion #

Lecture 43 Mallet finger

Lecture 44 Scapho lunate dislocation

Lecture 45 Lunate dislocation

Lecture 46 Perilunate

Lecture 47 MPJ PIJ dislocation

Section 5: Non trauma

Lecture 48 Preiser disease

Lecture 49 Kienbook disease

Lecture 50 Ulnar impaction vs impingement syndrome

Lecture 51 Ulnar styloid impaction syndrome

Lecture 52 SNAC vs SLAC wrist

Lecture 53 Bone lesions 1

Lecture 54 Bone cysts

Lecture 55 Congenital cases

Lecture 0 Metabolic condtions

Lecture 0 Arthritis

Lecture 0 Answers

Radiologists, orthopedic surgeons, and emergency medicine physicians seeking advanced diagnostic skills.,Medical students and residents who want to deepen their understanding of hand and wrist imaging.,Radiologic technologists aiming to refine their radiographic techniques.,Clinicians and healthcare professionals interested in accurate diagnosis and management of hand and wrist conditions.