How to read FOOT XRAYS like a radiologist ?

I am a UK radiology registrar with interest in interventional radiology and medical 3D printing.
In this video, I will take you through an overview of how I read foot xrays when I am reporting emergency department radiographs.
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Timeline:
00:23 - How foot radiographs are taken
00:44 - Basic Anatomy
02:23 - Normal Variants
02:47 - Suggested checklist
04:08 - Examples
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Link to radiopaedia quiz: shrtco.de/2LVS
Accident and Emergency Radiology Survival Guide: [shorturl.at/iuCP5]()
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[@fatmael-zahraaabdel-rahim7461]

very very helpful. Please keep them coming for foot and ankle x-rays please!!

[@vajirawitradman8980]

MANY THANKS

[@leogriev]

Great videos! Just started my st1 training and always looking for guidance and ways to improve.

[@HousamMHaidar]

Fantastic video

[@immane75]

Excellent

[@viklondon3466]

Very good

[@radiologypractice1434]

Excellent 👌👌👌👌👌

[@whattax618]

I subscribed. please make more.

[@AliAbudan]

keep doing!

[@lucygilbertson3746]

I have just had an XRay for my great toe PIP joint due to a small bump and mild pain. I had a quick look at the Xray after it was done and it looked like there was significant subchondral sclerosis, but from the lateral view there was (from what i could see), no cartilage narrowing. What does this mean? I have 2 weeks to wait for the report and I'm dead anxious now.

[@accountrescue3439]

plz make more vedios on x ray