Pelvis Anatomy

A class discussing the basics of the X- ankle examination. It contains information about the normal anatomy and the most common pathology.

A snack will be supplied at the start of class, and we’ll eat the food that we prepare during the class. In reality, keto food can be quite tasty! Foods full of vitamin C ...

To get a good idea of what's going on with our respiratory patients it's a good idea to look at chest x-rays. We RTs aren't expected, nor do we need to, be as proficient at reading them as a doctor, yet it's still a good idea to be able to see basic abnormalities. This post is intended to simplify chest x-rays interpretation from an RT perspective. For the purpose of this post we will be looking at posterioranterior (AP) films. You should look at these as though the patient were standing…

A class discussing the basics of the X-hand/finger examination. It contains information about the normal anatomy and the most common pathology.

Radiographical anatomy of the shoulder, arm, elbow, forearm, wrist, hand and fingers.

We do not just stop at Inspection, palpation, percussion and Auscultation. We still need to carry out more investigations such as radiograhy and electrocardiography to ascertain our diagnosis.

Educational radiology image review of multiple x-ray images of the Spine and Bony Thorax with understanding of image critique.

A class discussing the basics of the X- elbow examination. It contains information about the normal anatomy and the most common pathology.

Anatomical atlas of the arteries and bones of the lower extremity: labeled images using 3D reconstructions and an angiographic view

Radiographical anatomy of the shoulder, arm, elbow, forearm, wrist, hand and fingers.

A class discussing the basics of the X- elbow examination. It contains information about the normal anatomy and the most common pathology.

A video lesson on the basic workings of the X ray tube. For A level physics.

Radiographical anatomy of the cervical, thoracic and lumbar spine.