Surgery Shelf Review Part 1 (Trauma and Ortho)

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Surgery Shelf Review, Step 2 review of trauma, orthopedic injuries
For educational purposes only. Not intended as medical advice.

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best use of time! thank you for the quality work!

[@doctormk58]

Great quick review, really appreciate it 😃

[@menekse3194]

thanks guys that's perfect

[@abhinavmahajan3569]

Great lecture. How do I participate in live lecture like other students in there?

[@deborahjustine9309]

this was great thank u !

[@ameliakelly2604]

thank you!

[@hillsideonly]

Love this

[@hafizasidra1682]

Wow too good... Thanks

[@medschool-m1s]

Great video! Do you by any chance have a link for the slides?

[@rashmeerathod738]

Amazing

[@kweiss334]

Anyone know why ct scan is for bone and mri is soft tissue, but the answer is always ct scan for abdominal trauma or splenic trauma?

[@Mr_3raqi]

Ct is much faster, you don't need to keep the patient for a long time in the machine (can be problematic for patients with hemodynamic instability
cost and availability
And also the end result both will tell us that the patient's spleen or liver is lacerated so why not use the quicker, more available option and get the patient in for an ex lap quicker

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