have a 10 year old that cant extend his arm pass 90 degree he does baseball no x ray yet what causes the cant extend the arm

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Thanks a lot!! Very thorough explanation with good images and helpful!!

the audio quality is so poor - you can hardly listen to your speech

This is by far the best paediatric video lecture. Mention 'fractures' in the title for far more views when people search because I could not find it anywhere searching second time.

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very very helpful, can I access more Paediatric x-ray interpretation?

Great video ! A cursor would’ve helpful to point out the fractures ( making it easier to follow though) , but nonetheless, the video was extremely helpful

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Very helpful! A video on differentiating subtleties in classification of ankle and midfoot OA would be really helpful too. Thanks for the video

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Hello sir, my 5th metacarpal was fractured (oblique fracture ), and it's just in position, doctor said just split is enough for 6weeks. 15days back split is removed, now 2months and 10days completed, but fracture lines still visible, how long it will take to go off fracture lines on x-ray, metacarpal fractured lines still visible after 2months??? how long it will take to disappear fractured lines on X-ray.. can I do physiotherapy because, fractured lines are still visible now. please tell me, thanks in advance....

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Hi, An axial projection is typically more beneficial when assessing shoulder dislocations, rather than fractures. Within our department our second view of choice when assessing humeral fractures is a Y view - but there's no 'one size fits all' approach and sometimes the axial projection may better demonstrate a fracture of the humeral head region (this may vary from hospital to hospital). An axial projection would be of little help if the fracture was within the surgical neck of humerus or diaphysis as the fracture would likely not be well visualised and appear foreshortened, if it was included at all.

Hey Louise, Thanks for the video. It's indeed very informative. Could you please tell me the justification of doing an axial view on a patient with humerus fracture?

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