pathology checklists

Pathology checklists are series of sometimes missed pathological entities possible to see on radiological studies. They are helpful when reporting a radiograph, ultrasound, or cross-sectional examination as a way to ensure that you fully review a film and don't fall foul of satisfaction of search.

Plain radiographs

• craniofacial
  • skull radiograph checklist
  • facial bones radiograph checklist
• axial skeleton
  • cervical spine radiograph checklist
  • thoracic spine radiograph checklist
  • lumbar spine radiograph checklist
  • pelvic radiograph checklist
• chest radiograph checklist
• upper limb
  • shoulder radiograph checklist
  • elbow radiograph checklist
  • wrist radiograph checklist
  • hand radiograph checklist
• abdomen radiograph checklist
• lower limb
  • knee radiograph checklist
  • ankle radiograph checklist
  • foot radiograph checklist

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Siehe auch:

• ankle radiograph checklist
• viva technique
• viva preparation

und weiter:

• adult chest radiograph set-pieces