Love the 5 in 5 format! MS4 applying to radiology and really appreciate the opportunity to pause, decide what I see on my own, and get a thorough description of what it is and highlights of the most important details.
Amazing video! I thought the anterior vertebral body of C2 also looked compressed on the lateral image (regardless of no obvious cortical break) but I take it that this is within normal limits.
No, once the growth plate is fused, it’s no longer considered a Salter fracture. Triplane fractures are special in that the growth plate is starting to fuse, and that’s why we only see that fracture pattern in adolescents.
Love the 5 in 5 format! MS4 applying to radiology and really appreciate the opportunity to pause, decide what I see on my own, and get a thorough description of what it is and highlights of the most important details.
Great to hear that you like the format Corey Sheremeto, I’ll keep it up! And good choice applying to radiology :)
Thank you so much!
You're welcome!
Thank you for these informative videos, please can you make like these videos on GI system
You're welcome, and glad you found them informative. I hope to make GI videos at some point in the future. Stay tuned!
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Welcome!
Yes!! You brought them back
Indeed, 5 in 5 has returned! :)
Amazing explanation ..fast ..interesting ... Highly informative..... thank you sooooo much ...
Thank you Dr Safa! Glad you liked it :)
💕respected sir you are praiseworthy,heroic,admirable. impressive,awesome,noteworthy,enviable👌
Wow! Thanks so much Muhammad NAEEM :)
Best videos with complete content. U must keep uploading such videos
Thank you so much 😀 Great to hear and I will continue!
Thank you sir for such a great lecture,it will help me in exam and routine patient care.please upload high yield topics of mammography if possible.
I'm very happy to hear that you found the lecture helpful! I don't have immediate plans to do mammography lectures, but I'll keep that in mind.
Amazing video! I thought the anterior vertebral body of C2 also looked compressed on the lateral image (regardless of no obvious cortical break) but I take it that this is within normal limits.
Thank you Joel! Right, the lack of cortical disruption is a helpful clue.
I like your description… 👍👍👍👍…. Keep going bro
Thank you, will do!
Can we call triplanes fracture as salter Harris type 4 fracture??????
Yes, triplane fractures are generally considered complex Salter 4 fractures.
Sir i have one more question……after growth plate fusion can we called growth plate fracture as salter Harris??
No, once the growth plate is fused, it’s no longer considered a Salter fracture. Triplane fractures are special in that the growth plate is starting to fuse, and that’s why we only see that fracture pattern in adolescents.