Index
8 articles
How a pronation-external rotation ankle injury fails from the medial side out, why the fibula fractures high in a Weber C, and when a widened medial clear space means you need to image the whole leg.
A quick guide to the interactive stack viewer. Tap to activate, drag to scroll the series, switch windows, and open fullscreen to pan, zoom, and tune.
Supine pleural air collects anteriorly, not at the apex. The deep sulcus sign, the etched mediastinal edge, and where pneumothorax hides in the trauma bay.
A case-based walk through Lisfranc injury: the midfoot anatomy, the fleck sign, the alignment checks that catch it, and the report that gets it fixed.
What window width and window level actually control, why no single window can show everything, and which presets to reach for on a head CT and when.
The ACR's 2025 framework makes site-specific validation and continuous monitoring the price of deploying clinical AI. Why that is the right call, what it costs emergency departments, and what the guidelines leave open.
The CT findings that separate simple from closed-loop small bowel obstruction, why the closed loop strangulates faster, and the enhancement check that predicts ischemia.
A structured approach to evaluating splenic injuries on CT, from subcapsular hematomas to vascular pedicle injuries. What the AAST grade is really asking, and the vascular survey that drives management.