1. MUSCULOSKELETAL IMAGING

27. HAND & WRIST SLICE THICKNESS: 1-3 MM CORONAL, AXIAL, SAGITTAL DIRECT SCANNING FILMING: S. TISSUE + BONE CARPAL TUNNEL SYNDROME + LIGAMENT INJURY

28. Correct CT technique for evaluation of the carpal bones CORONAL ??????

29. normal wrist impacted radial fracture

30. TD TM S L R U T H C

31. ELBOW SLICE THICKNESS: 1-3 MM CORONAL, AXIAL FILMING: S. TISSUE + BONE COMPLEX FRACTURES VISUALIZATION

33. SHOULDER SLICE THICKNESS: 3-5 MM ARM POSITION IN NEUTRAL ROTATION CONTRAST USED IF THE MASS SUSPECTED FILMING: S. TISSUE + BONE FRACTURES, INTEGRITY OF BURSA AND ROTATOR CUFF

34. CL H GL S

35. H A CL SC

36. C A H

37. ANKLE SLICE THICKNESS: 3MM PLANES: AXIAL + CORONAL CONTRAST USED IF THE MASS SUSPECTED FILMING: S. TISSUE + BONE FRACTURES, ARTHRITIS, INFECTION, CALCIFICATIONS

38. ANKLE-AXIAL

39. F TA TI

40. TA C

41. TI TA CAL NA

42. KNEE SLICE THICKNESS: 3-5 MM PLANES: AXIAL FEET INTERNALLY ROTATED CONTRAST USED IF THE MASS SUSPECTED FILMING: S. TISSUE + BONE FRACTURES OF T. PLATEAU, PATELLO-FEMORAL DISORDERS MENISCI INTEGRITY, CYSTS, LESIONS

43. P PFS F ICF

44. ITE TT TP

45. F ITE T FI

46. KNEE FRACTURE AND CTA The most common dislocation of the knee is anterior. Popliteal artery injury is the most frequent serious complication of anterior dislocation. Peroneal nerve injury is a serious complication of lateral dislocation. Emergency reduction of the dislocated knee must be carried out to prevent permanent articular damage. A repeat radiograph of the knee should be taken after reduction to check the alignment and to look for fractures. If arterial injury is suspected, an emergency angiogram should also be obtained after reduction of the knee.

47. ANTERIOR DISLOCATION

49. PELVIS & HIP SLICE THICKNESS: 3-5 MM PLANES: AXIAL FEET INTERNALLY ROTATED CONTRAST USED IF THE MASS SUSPECTED FILMING: S. TISSUE + BONE FRACTURES, AVASCULAR NECROSIS

51. IC ASIS GT SP LT S

52. IC ASIS OF S A