In this learning pathway, Andrew Murphy guides you through the radiographic interpretation of elbow injuries (see topics). Audio and video commentary is used to focus your attention as you move through a series of articles, cases and quizzes. The pathway concludes with a set of 40 annotated review cases.
Features
- guided audio commentary
- over 70 original illustrations
- over 100 annotated cases
- English subtitles and transcripts
- official completion certificate
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Approx. completion time = 3 hrs
Intended audience
This learning pathway is intended for a broad audience including doctors, medical students, nurses, physiotherapists, radiographers, radiography students and physician assistants. The course will be most useful to those directly involved in the care and assessment of elbow injuries. The first few pages cover the very basics, so if you already feel confident then you may wish to skip forward.
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- ANATOMY OF THE ELBOW
- OSSIFICATION CENTERS Free Preview
- ALIGNMENT OF THE ELBOW
- RADIOGRAPHIC SERIES
- RADIOGRAPHIC INTERPRETATION
- VIDEO COMMENTARY
- ELBOW JOINT EFFUSIONS Free Preview
- FRACTURES OF THE PROXIMAL ULNA
- FRACTURES OF THE PROXIMAL RADIUS
- PEDIATRIC FRACTURES
- VIDEO COMMENTARY
- REVIEW QUIZ
- FRACTURES OF THE DISTAL HUMERUS
- DISLOCATIONS OF THE ELBOW & FOREARM
- INCIDENTAL FINDINGS
- REVIEW QUIZ
- ANNOTATED REVIEW CASES
- CONCLUSION
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Audio transcript
Welcome to this learning pathway exploring the radiographic interpretation of the elbow, my name is Andrew Murphy, I am a managing editor here at Radiopaedia and am going to be guiding you through this course. This pathway is split into anatomical sections and explores, in detail, fractures complications and incidental findings around elbow injuries one would encounter in the emergency department for both adult and pediatric patients. Including annotated cases, case videos and to ensure that you are retaining you learn, there are review quizzes throughout with a large multi-case review quiz to finish complete with individually annotated answers upon completion of this course, you should be able to approach your elbow radiographs with confidence equipped with a more thorough understanding of both the typical and less typical injuries of the elbow and the mechanisms that often lead to them.