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General advice |
* Do not let performance on the previous film affect your next case. |
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Start of every case |
(1) May I know the age & gender. (2) May I know any pertinent history. (3) Describe the study (see below). |
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Body of case |
* Go for the abnormality first. * Describe all the relevant features. * Look for secondary abnormalities. * Look at edge of the film. |
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Finishing the case |
* Summarise the findings in 1 sentence. * Give the DD (1) This is typical. (2) This is consistent. (3) There is a differential [give 3]. * Never use "could" or "might" (4) Suggest further ix and ex |
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Mammogram |
"These are bilateral cranial-caudal and mediolateral oblique mammograms of an adultfemale patient" |
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Fluoroscopic study |
* Type of study. * May I see the non-contrast film and all the other views available. * Identify the anatomy. * Is the contrast in the right place? * Common: fistula, strictures, ulcers, linitus. |
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CXR |
"This is aPA/AP chest radiograph of an adult female" |
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AXR |
"Thisis a plain radiograph of an abdomen" |
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MSKPlain Film |
Adultvs paediatric |
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Nuclear medicine |
* May I see an plain film imaging. * Comment on tracer, body part. |
