How To Read Hip And Pelvis X-Ray

Comprehensive Hip and Pelvis Radiology Course"

What you'll learn
*Interpret hip and pelvis X-rays* accurately and confidently.
Recognize normal anatomy* and variants.
Identify traumatic conditions*, fractures, and dislocations.
Diagnose degenerative and inflammatory conditions*, such as osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis.
Understand hip arthroplasty* complications and imaging.
Develop skills* in X-ray interpretation, diagnosis, and patient management.
Apply knowledge* in clinical practice,




Requirements
Basic knowledge of human anatomy*: Familiarity with medical terminology and basic anatomy.
Medical background*: Radiologists, orthopedic surgeons, medical students, and healthcare professionals
Basic understanding of X-ray imaging principles.
Technical Requirements 1. Computer or laptop. 2. Internet connection. 3. Udemy account.

Description
Hip and Pelvis Radiology X-ray Enhance your diagnostic skills and improve patient outcomes with this comprehensive online course.Course OverviewThis extensive course covers the fundamentals and advanced concepts of hip and pelvis radiology, empowering healthcare professionals to accurately interpret X-rays, diagnose traumatic and degenerative conditions, and provide optimal patient care.

What You'll Learn
1. *Hip and pelvis anatomy*: Understand normal anatomy, variants, and developmental conditions.2. *Traumatic conditions*: Identify fractures, dislocations, and soft tissue injuries.3. *Degenerative diseases*: Diagnose osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, and other conditions.4. *Hip arthroplasty*: Understand complications, imaging techniques, and post-operative evaluation.5. *Imaging techniques*: Master AP, lateral, Judet, and oblique views.Key Features1. *67 in-depth lectures* with high-quality images and diagrams.2. *Interactive quizzes* to reinforce learning.3. *Downloadable resources* for future reference.4. *Certificate of completion* upon finishing the course.Target Audience1. Radiologists2. Orthopedic surgeons3. Medical students4. Healthcare professionals seeking continuing educationWhat You'll Achieve1. Enhanced diagnostic skills2. Improved patient outcomes3. Confidence in interpreting hip and pelvis X-rays4. Advanced knowledge of traumatic and degenerative conditionsRequirements1. Basic knowledge of human anatomy2. Medical background (recommended)3. English proficiencyStudents will learn:1. *Interpret hip and pelvis X-rays* accurately and confidently.2. *Recognize normal anatomy* and variants.3. *Identify traumatic conditions*, fractures, and dislocations.4. *Diagnose degenerative and inflammatory conditions*, such as osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis.5. *Understand hip arthroplasty* complications and imaging.6. *Develop skills* in X-ray interpretation, diagnosis, and patient management.7. *Apply knowledge* in clinical practice, enhancing patient care

Overview
Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Section 2: Radiographic views

Lecture 2 AP view

Lecture 3 Lateral view

Lecture 4 Frog legs view

Lecture 5 Inlet and outlet AP view

Lecture 6 Judet view

Lecture 7 Obturator oblique

Lecture 8 Iliac oblique

Lecture 9 Femur view

Section 3: Pelvis &Hip anatomy

Lecture 10 Anatomy 1

Lecture 11 Anatomy 2

Lecture 12 Anatomy 3

Lecture 13 Anatomy 4

Lecture 14 Blood supply

Lecture 15 Anatomy 6

Lecture 16 Anatomy 7

Lecture 17 Anatomy 8

Lecture 18 Anatomy 9

Lecture 19 Proximal femur

Lecture 20 Developing skeleton

Lecture 21 Anatomy 12

Lecture 22 Anatomy 13

Section 4: Hip variants

Lecture 23 Ischiopubic synchondrosis

Lecture 24 Os acetabulum

Lecture 25 Synovial pit

Lecture 26 Pseudo lesion

Section 5: Trauma in hip and pelvis

Lecture 27 Traumatic conditions

Lecture 28 Normal apophysis

Lecture 29 Classification of pelvic fracture

Lecture 30 Main bone ring fracture

Lecture 31 Straddle fracture

Lecture 32 Bucket handle

Lecture 33 Malgagne fracture

Lecture 34 Open book #

Lecture 35 Acetabulum #

Lecture 36 Sacral#

Lecture 37 Pubic #

Lecture 38 Apophysis #

Lecture 39 Checklist

Lecture 40 Proximal femur #

Lecture 41 Intra capsular

Lecture 42 Garden types

Lecture 43 Extra capsular

Lecture 44 Hip dislocation

Lecture 45 THR dislocation

Lecture 46 Anterior hip dislocation

Lecture 47 Central hip dislocation

Lecture 48 Examples of dislocation

Section 6: Non traumatic pelvis and hip

Lecture 49 Coxa arthrosis

Lecture 50 Rheumatoid

Lecture 51 T. B

Lecture 52 AVN

Lecture 53 Looser zones

Lecture 54 Banana#

Lecture 55 Avulsion lesser trochanteric #

Lecture 56 Protrusion acetabulum

Lecture 57 Coxa magna

Lecture 58 Coxa plana

Lecture 59 Coxa Valga

Lecture 60 Coxa vara

Lecture 61 FAI

Lecture 62 Cam type

Lecture 63 Pincer type

Lecture 64 Hip arthroplasty

Lecture 65 Peri prothesis fracture

Lecture 66 Luxation in hip arthroplasty

Lecture 0 Quiez answers

This course is ideal for: Medical Professionals 1. Radiologists 2. Orthopedic surgeons 3. Medical students 4. Residents and fellows 5. Healthcare professionals Allied Health Professionals 1. Physician assistants 2. Nurse practitioners 3. Radiologic technologists 4. Orthopedic nurses Specialized Audiences 1. Musculoskeletal radiologists 2. Orthopedic specialists 3. Sports medicine professionals 4. Physical medicine and rehabilitation specialists Anyone seeking continuing education or professional development in hip and pelvis radiology.

Published 12/2024
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 259 MB | Duration: 2h 9m

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