From a patient that has been left with an untreated displaced main body Hamate fracture, with the little finger (5th metacarpal) remaining within the displaced hamate fracture and the ring finger (4th metacarpal) dislocated a reported greater than 75% above and over the top of the fractured Hamate. From my experience, these injuries can be subtle and easily missed/overlooked Please be very diligent when examining patients and listen to what the patients say. The Orthopaedic Consultant (with over 40 years experience) who treated me at EKHT (East Kent Hospital Trust) in the UK, over 2 consultations, was adamant that I had not broken any bones in my hand and repeatedly said my hand injury was an old injury, even when I was saying it was not an old injury, discharging me with no treatment or follow on appointments, being advised all I had to do was start exercising my hand and fingers. When the extent of my hand injury was eventually found at 4 weeks, the hand surgeon I was then referred to, said it was now too late to have the bones repositioned, as I had at this time, regained full movement of my fingers. I have been unhappily living with this untreated injury for the last 3 1/2 years, this untreated injury causing me constant pain and lack of function in my dominant hand. If my feeding back on my experience, prevents someone else from having to live with this injury uncorrected, with the bones remaining dislocated and protruding up from the back of their hand, then at least some good may have come from my situation. Please do not be arrogant and over confident, please consider other less common possibilities, please do not dismiss what a patient is saying to you. I am happy to supply my multiple sets of X-rays where the injury was missed/overlooked and assumed wrongly to be an old injury. I further have the subsequent CT scans and MRI of my injury, to assist/help in the training/coaching of new and Orthopaedic Consultants with over 40 years of experience. God bless, all proficient and honest Doctors❤

Pleural effusion

wow thats amazing/terrible, they really did a great/bad job. im rooting/praying for her continued success/recovery

How does one get such a small fracture in that spot in the foot?

Love your cases!! Keep it up!

Woah 😮

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Is this without the use of the contrast dye? As I had my CT but I think I should’ve had a contrast dye used but I didn’t

This was helpful, thanks.

That Shoulder Joint is Mucked😮

u should've showed me the ct first 😅

I injured my knees 10 times b4 surgery All, mcl torn. Cartilage gone completely. Now, post surgery, I suffer with arthritis in both knees and now in my hips from over compensation.🖤

Great video. Helping me enormously as an internal resident

Colon or large intestine ulcers can be seen in ct scan?

Damn I just watched your video on atp synthase and now your a radiologist. Cool to see ❤

Good sir

This is very simple and easy practical way to learn Boss , ye boss konsi website h can you please tell so we can also take help from it

Sir colon ulcers can be seen in ct scan?

nice.thank you

Thanks dr i realy liked ur video

Concise and informative video Sagar. I stumbled across your videos when I was looking for teaching resources. I will plan to review your cases for CT call prep.

I don't know where ate u from But i listen your lecture it is very very helpful nd very easy way to learn Thanks alot sir ❤❤💓💯

Great video 📹 I had a CT scan lower abdominal with pelvic. They found sigmoid diverticulosis in the colon. No wall thickening or mass identified in the colon or rectum. Do you think it would be appropriate to have a colonoscopy done as well ??

Thank you so much,this was really helpful

Salam

Too good

The only video on this that made sense thank you!!!

The url links for these templates don't work! Could you make these available?

THANK YOU BRO

Thank you

Thanks for the short and very useful presentation.

Thank you so much for this great and helpful video 🙌👌

Thank you so much! This was extremely helpful! My medical school professor showed us this video in our class.

thnks

thanks bro, JEE Adv soon :>

Great summary Sagar! Very useful for incoming interns like myself.

GOD BLESS YOU!

Thanks a lot

I got the exact rotation from this video. How confirmational changes occur in the ATP synthase

Very nicely explained!🙌

thank you very much sir, this is still helpful to students on this day

Helpful video

Thanks for the amazing explaination I've been trying to get a video to help me for my assignment. Thank you

What about direct ELISA??

Really nice video. Explains it like we’re five.

U are awesome except the fructose part..

Thank you. Very helpful

Thankyou soo soo much!!

Perfect thank you...

Tqs a lot bro...helped me a lot