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mitral
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effusion
metatarsal distal
shaft
...
fracture
-
Fracture
... #metatarsal #
shaft
... #
fracture
#MSK ... #
POCUS
#Ultrasound
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Spiral
fracture
... distal tibial
shaft
... proximal fibular
shaft
...
fracture
with mild ... #ortho #xray #
radiology
Insufficiency
fractures
... a major pelvic
cause
... often require
MRI
... Pelvic #diagnosis #
radiology
... #
mri
Galeazzi
Fracture
...
Fracture
of distal ... radial
shaft
with ... distal radial
shaft
... Radial #Distal #
Radiology
Orthopedic Splints,
Casts
... Used in femur
shaft
... Used in femur
shaft
... Used in femur
shaft
... scoliosis #Splints #
Casts
Yale
Case
of the ... Pediatric trauma -
POCUS
... shows skull
fracture
... #Clinical #
POCUS
... Trauma #Skull #
Fracture
►
Diagnosis and
Causes
... diagnosis: Ischernic
cause
... differential #Diagnosis #
Causes
... #
cardiology
#
MRI
Monteggia
Fracture
...
Fracture
of proximal ... ulnar
shaft
with ... recall where the
fracture
... Forearm #Ulnar #
Radiology
Hepatic
Masses
on ...
MRI
- Differential ... Diagnosis by
MRI
... #
MRI
#differential ... liver #hepatology #
radiology
Chordae Tendineae on
POCUS
... Many underlying
causes
... Assess for
MR
when ... Chordae #Tendineae #
POCUS
... Ultrasound #Clinical #
Cardiology
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