If anyone had trouble accessing cases over the weekend, it was because my computer crashed. Apologies for any inconvenience. It should be working fine now. Today’s case is a 2 year old male Fox Terrier who was hit by a car. Access the case directly, or browse to it through the MIRC site.
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First, I love the website. This is great! You are doing a fantastic job.
In the category of “nitpicky radiologist”, maybe it would be better to say that “moving the patient to make an orthogonal view is contraindicated, but a horizontal beam orthogonal view may be of benefit.” Yes, the images made in a horizontal beam fashion are often less than perfect, but they can sometimes be invaluable, especially if the malalignment is lateralized and hard to detect on a lateral view. Plus, it gives me the chance to yell “Cross table C-spine, stat!” just like they do on “ER!”
Paul
Great idea, Paul! That’s a great way to try to see any lateral displacement of the fracture. Two views are always better than one! Thanks for your support of the site
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