Good job, but the correct name for lunate dislocation is SPILLED TEACUP SIGN. A teacup is small and curved at its base. I believe calling it the right name helps more conceptualization. excellent tutorial
Hi Sajjad sir, why is frcem if all steps written in India is not recognised by MCI .and sir is necessary to 3 years training as offered by Apollo hospital necessary to do .please make a video about it also sir
Sir 1:04:11 x-ray on the total left is colles na? Isn't it dorsal displacement.. Or did I get the x-ray wrong.. isn't it lateral x-ray or is it some special view?
Good job, but the correct name for lunate dislocation is SPILLED TEACUP SIGN. A teacup is small and curved at its base. I believe calling it the right name helps more conceptualization. excellent tutorial
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Hi Sajjad sir, why is frcem if all steps written in India is not recognised by MCI .and sir is necessary to 3 years training as offered by Apollo hospital necessary to do .please make a video about it also sir
FRCEM exam patterns are about to change and soon I will be making a video on it.
Sir 1:04:11 x-ray on the total left is colles na? Isn't it dorsal displacement.. Or did I get the x-ray wrong..
isn't it lateral x-ray or is it some special view?