🌟 06:05 Indications for X Ray of upper limb 06:20 07:59 This is the plain X Ray of shoulder region showing the AP view which shows the lateral part of clavicle,head of the humerus and scapula with corocoid & acromian process.The joints seen over here are shoulder joint which is ball and socket type of synovial joint and acromioclavicular joint which is plane type of synovial joint.Also no epiphysis are seen. 08:10 08:39 This is the plain X Ray of elbow region showing the AP view which shows the lateral & medial epicondyles of humerus,upper part of the radius and ulna.The joints seen over here are elbow joint which is Hinge type of synovial joint and sup. radio ulnar joint which is pivot type of synovial joint.Also no epiphysis are seen. 09:27 This is the plain X Ray of elbow region showing the lateral view which shows the lower part of humerus,upper part of the radius and coronoid & olecranon process of ulna.The joints seen over here are elbow joint which is Hinge type of synovial joint.Also no epiphysis are seen. 09:45 This is the plain X Ray of Hand showing the AP view which shows lower end of radius and ulna along with its styloid process,all the 8 carpal bones,all the 5 metacarpals and 14 phalanges - 2 in thumb and 3 in each finger.The joints seen over here are wrist joint which is the ellipsoid joint , inf. radioulnar joint which is the pivot joint , intercarpal joint which is the plain synovial joint , carpometacarpal joint which is plain synovial joint except 1st carpometacarpal joint which is saddle joint , metacarpo phalyngeal joint which is ellipsoid joint and inter phalyngeal joints which is Hinge joint .Here no epiphysis are seen.
Thank you for this well explained lecture. It has been very helpful. The view of the hand 9:55 is A PA it's referred to as a Dorsi palmar view of the Hand.The x-rays enters the hand of the patient through the Dorsal aspect(posterior part) of the hand and exit through the Palmar aspect(The Anterior Part).This explains why it is a PA and not AP view of the hand.
Thank you. We are glad you like it. We have posted a video on reading X-rays of each region of the body including Chest X-rays. Do please check more content on our channel! 😊
If shoulder x ray is of AP view.... Then it's posterior aspect should be projected on the film.... But in this x ray anterior aspect is projected on the film then the view is PA... Isn't it?
I know its 4 months late....... But just in case someone else comes looking for this....... First u need to focus whterr the xray is showibg anterior or posterior aspect.... Once u figure that out..... Rest is easy... Just check the thumb and little finger position...... Also, one should take care rgarding one thing.... Its rare but an xray might be taken of a pronated forearm..... For that u can focus on things like.... The trochanters or the postion of radius and ulna.. If radius is crossing the ulna then arm is pronated....
Epiphysis will be seen in younger children where the bone isn't fused yet. In such a case you will see a clear line of demarcation between the epiphysis and diaphysis. If you send us an email (grammarofmed@gmail.com) asking this question, we can send you an image of X-rays showing diaphysis for more clarity. Hope this helps!☺️
In clinical practice it is the AP view that is used for hand and foot, and it is these films provided to you for identification in viva exams too. So it is safe to assume in all cases that the given film is an AP view of the hand. What you need to identify is the side (right or left). In clinical practice, the view, location and side will be mentioned on the film so you will not have to worry about identifying it
Omg I have my anatomy radiology viva tomorrow and I am watching at 1:30 am now
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06:05
Indications for X Ray of upper limb
06:20
07:59
This is the plain X Ray of shoulder region showing the AP view which shows the lateral part of clavicle,head of the humerus and scapula with corocoid & acromian process.The joints seen over here are shoulder joint which is ball and socket type of synovial joint and acromioclavicular joint which is plane type of synovial joint.Also no epiphysis are seen.
08:10
08:39
This is the plain X Ray of elbow region showing the AP view which shows the lateral & medial epicondyles of humerus,upper part of the radius and ulna.The joints seen over here are elbow joint which is Hinge type of synovial joint and sup. radio ulnar joint which is pivot type of synovial joint.Also no epiphysis are seen.
09:27
This is the plain X Ray of elbow region showing the lateral view which shows the lower part of humerus,upper part of the radius and coronoid & olecranon process of ulna.The joints seen over here are elbow joint which is Hinge type of synovial joint.Also no epiphysis are seen.
09:45
This is the plain X Ray of Hand showing the AP view which shows lower end of radius and ulna along with its styloid process,all the 8 carpal bones,all the 5 metacarpals and 14 phalanges - 2 in thumb and 3 in each finger.The joints seen over here are wrist joint which is the ellipsoid joint , inf. radioulnar joint which is the pivot joint , intercarpal joint which is the plain synovial joint , carpometacarpal joint which is plain synovial joint except 1st carpometacarpal joint which is saddle joint , metacarpo phalyngeal joint which is ellipsoid joint and inter phalyngeal joints which is Hinge joint .Here no epiphysis are seen.
Thank you so much
Thank you for this well explained lecture. It has been very helpful. The view of the hand 9:55 is A PA it's referred to as a Dorsi palmar view of the Hand.The x-rays enters the hand of the patient through the Dorsal aspect(posterior part) of the hand and exit through the Palmar aspect(The Anterior Part).This explains why it is a PA and not AP view of the hand.
Bro I think it's left hand
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This was like quick revision of the frst year practical..Amazing guys💯
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A quick revision 💥...thank you sooo much
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Thank you. We are glad you like it. We have posted a video on reading X-rays of each region of the body including Chest X-rays. Do please check more content on our channel! 😊
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It starts at 5:13
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You must also add why it is AP or PA view...how to identify it.
Very helpful ma'am
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But I think the view of first pic. of elbow joint is PA 🤔
Can you verify it.
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class in nice... Are you a radiographer or Radiologist?
Thank you so much! We are a group of students studying MBBS
@@MedSchoolGrammarwhat kind of degree is MBBS? I didn't grow up in india, so I have no clue.
Bachelor's degree to become a medical doctor. Duration 4.5 years+1yr mandatory internship.
This is really good
It helped alot kindly make more videos on radiological anatomy
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7:44 isn’t it correct to mention coracoid process for atavistic type of epiphysis mam
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please make vedios on x rays of fractures in upper limb.
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Wrist joint is elipsoid joint
11:56 From which tendon the sesamoid bone is mam ?
Flexor Carpi Ulnaris
It was good... But it will be better if you include types of x ray , plain and Contrast ..
If shoulder x ray is of AP view.... Then it's posterior aspect should be projected on the film.... But in this x ray anterior aspect is projected on the film then the view is PA... Isn't it?
In xray of elbow joint .how you are saying that is AP view ?
Tnx so much can do all video on x ray machine working .
Thank you 😊
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Great thanks
Which time remove tha x ray radiation in room ??
Could you please explain how to identify the x-ray of upper limb as right or left
I know its 4 months late....... But just in case someone else comes looking for this....... First u need to focus whterr the xray is showibg anterior or posterior aspect.... Once u figure that out..... Rest is easy... Just check the thumb and little finger position......
Also, one should take care rgarding one thing.... Its rare but an xray might be taken of a pronated forearm..... For that u can focus on things like.... The trochanters or the postion of radius and ulna.. If radius is crossing the ulna then arm is pronated....
How to determine in hand xray wether it is anterior/ posterior and left/right view
Here I am learning online for practical exam.
Preparing for my OSCE n VIVA 😭
Wish me luck plss 🥺
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Hello, my friend, how are you? I have a question, please, what are the materials that X-rays cannot penetrate❤
what's the white line signify on the sides of bone...?
Excuse me mam I didn't understood ,how to identify epiphysis is present or not?
Epiphysis will be seen in younger children where the bone isn't fused yet. In such a case you will see a clear line of demarcation between the epiphysis and diaphysis. If you send us an email (grammarofmed@gmail.com) asking this question, we can send you an image of X-rays showing diaphysis for more clarity.
Hope this helps!☺️
@@MedSchoolGrammar tq very much mam for your clear explanation
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7.33 isnt it PA view
Thank u 😁..it's helped me a lot
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Thanks di. But how to identify which film is AP and PA??
In clinical practice it is the AP view that is used for hand and foot, and it is these films provided to you for identification in viva exams too. So it is safe to assume in all cases that the given film is an AP view of the hand. What you need to identify is the side (right or left). In clinical practice, the view, location and side will be mentioned on the film so you will not have to worry about identifying it
Suggest a good app for it mam plz🙏
How I can do X -ray of humans
Thankyou
While giving answers to teachers we have to say shadow of clavicle , shadow of ulna ...?????