2 View Standard Shoulder Radiographic Tutorial

[@peggyseeby3808]

Thank you for explaining the images in great detail, very helpful.

[@shahwarahmed2284]

Explained so nicely... Thanks for sharing

[@ibrahimalwahshi2507]

Thank you so much for this explanation

[@trautekorthopaedics3727]

great video, very useful, many thanks !

[@gopalasingamvenugopan2709]

Thank you.. Really a good lecture.

[@cathebrooks63]

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[@maryrodriguez322]

Thank you!

[@sabrina3456]

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[@baarg8672]

sorry... but you have very seizing voice ) 4:19 - oh its actually very easy to distinguish - coracoid - sound like korok - its a cute camouflaged species from Zelda which hard to notice) so korok's are hiding under the conoid tubercule)

[@nonamenoname5870]

Your color & skinny orange display of what you are describing as you talk .. is Very Difficult to see. You identify>>> is Toooo fast to even see what you are even talking about as you are talking... bcuz it is Virtually impossible to see your Very Thin Orange lines... as someone is straining to see whatever you describe. ... you are already past the section ... is this deliberate soooo someone has to watch your video 5 times... to hopefully see what your talking about ... draw attention... useless as your skinny orange line is tooooo thin to see. Again. SLOW DOWN, GET BETTER WAY TO BRING YOUR WORDS TO GET IN SYNC WITH A BETTER WIDER LINE. NOT A USELESS SKINNY ORANGE LINE.