Radiology of Spine Trauma

[@elomain4259]

Very helpful, thanks

[@DrRaspoMD]

Nice explanation. Thanks for the video

[@drihabash]

Thanks amazing simplified and quick

[@relax238]

Very useful video. You should've talked a bit more about lumbar/thoracic spine. But is was really helpful anyway.

[@Ingreed13]

Great, thank you!

[@Hameed410]

Such a beautiful presentation...Very helpful ...thank you

[@michelleang98]

Very informative, thank you.

[@drvineetsaurabh101]

Thank you madam .very informative and easy to understand.

[@altafameer786]

very helpful , thank you

[@abdurehmanmohammed570]

thank You for the video

[@DRAK-yg8hz]

Thanks alot... very useful review...

[@tobiolajide7975]

Hello 🌚

[@shahwarahmed2284]

its awsome
explanation is too good
thank u

[@abumais100]

Very helpfull
you are awesome

[@Fade007fade007]

Useful video

[@paulhep]

thanks, really useful!

[@melia_amelianers]

thank your video helps full

[@toanle-yf4mw]

thanks a lot !

[@willemdekalegrote]

how about an atlanto axis subluxcation?

[@afnypoo]

Thank you for the video, however definitions of ‘stable’ for various Hangman fractures and unilateral facet dislocation is highly questionable - may need to qualify what ‘stable’ means. Additionally the 3 column model for T/L fractures is outdated and no longer used in most spinal trauma centres

[@faisalk379]

Will you be able to review mri images

[@mustafaalmansory7765]

Thank you these was realy helpful, but if possible can i get pdf books for spinal radiology

[@m.bilalfazili7646]

Hilal dilpory

[@m.bilalfazili7646]

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[@dboyfff]

Your videos are great...but as soon as you get into reading a script and it's obvious then its annoying...the information great...but it's loop... Tigers and dragons loop de loop...hehehe Shirley Temple..hehe

[@prosantabarikder978]

Nice