This is a nifty little diagnosis and something that you’ll see with some regularity. In the context of sudden unexplained cardiac arrest with ROSC but no neurological response we often get a CT of the head looking for some intracranial … Read More »
One of the key things in looking at x-rays is being able to visualise the anatomy – what does each shadow and each area of whiteness represent anatomically. The x-ray is a rough representation of the anatomy lying under the … Read More »
This is a great, short and high value talk on elbow effusions from @DrAndrewDixon of radiopaedia.org. httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k1UYfi9zdOg If you’ve not been following some of the great stuff coming out from radiopaedia then you’re missing out.
[I can imagine hits on this post being higher than usual simply because of use of the word iPad…] For all I know this may well be something that’s already being done somewhere in the country but it’s a neat … Read More »
Quick answer – it’s a team effort, we have to do the whole difficult “talking to people” thing. Longer answer? Gupta M, Schriger DL, Hiatt JR, Cryer HG, Tillou A, Hoffman JR, Baraff LJ. Selective use of computed tomography compared … Read More »