Radiological Imaging in Trauma: Cases and Diagnoses
Explore radiological imaging findings in trauma cases, including a 35-year-old male after a road traffic accident, a 40-year-old male with chest wall trauma, a 39-year-old female following a road traffic accident, and a 65-year-old female after a fall. Identify images, describe abnormalities, and determine diagnoses. Learn about immediate management strategies.
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Imaging in trauma Tutorial
1 A 35-year-old male presented to the ETU with SOB following a RTA 1.1 Identify the image. 1.2 Describe the radiological abnormalities. 1.3 What is the diagnosis?
2 A40-year-old male presented with shortness of breath following a chest wall trauma 2.1 Identify the image. 2.2 Describe the radiological abnormalities. 2.3 What is the diagnosis? 2.4 What is the immediate management of the above condition. 3 Department of Radiology
3 A 39-year-old female presented to the ETU following a road traffic accident L 3.1 Identify the image. L 3.2 Give four radiological signs seen in this image 3.3 What is the diagnosis?
4 A 65-year- old female following a fall on outstretched hand A B 4.1 Identify the images A and B. 4.2 Describe the radiological abnormalities. 4.3 What is the diagnosis? L Department of Radiology 5
