(Humerus X-ray ) الأوضاع العامة لتصوير العضد

In this video, you'll learn everything about Humerus X-ray — from anatomy 🩻 to basic positions 📸 and top shooting tips ⚡ to get a clear and accurate image the first time. We'll discuss Humerus X-ray step by step, from anatomy to positions and practical techniques for imaging the AP and lateral arms, whether erect or supine. This video is perfect for radiology students, beginner radiology technicians, and anyone who wants to learn radiography from scratch in an easy and clear way 💪 🧠 Humerus Anatomy: Head of Humerus and its connection to the Glenoid Cavity Greater and Lesser Tuberosity Shaft of Humerus Medial and Lateral Epicondyles Olecranon Fossa You'll learn about each part of the bone and how to clearly identify it in an X-ray image. 📸 X-ray Positions: 🧍‍♂️ Erect Position: AP View: The patient stands with their arm at their side. The palm is facing forward so the epicondyles are aligned with the cassette. The X-ray is directed towards the midpoint of the humerus. Result: A clear image of the humerus from the shoulder to the elbow. Lateral View: The patient is standing with their elbow bent at a 90-degree angle. The palm of the hand faces the abdomen. This position clearly shows the relationship between the condyles and tuberosities. 🛏️ In the Supine Position: AP View: The patient is lying on their back, with their arm extended alongside their body. Maintain the parallel of the epicondyles with the cassette. This is very suitable for fractures or injuries where the patient is unable to stand. Lateral View: Try to flex the elbow if the patient is able. If not, rotate the arm outward or tilt the cassette. This helps us view fractures from the side and accurately assess the direction. 💡 Important Tips During Imaging: Ensure that the shoulder and elbow are within the frame. Use an exposure appropriate for the patient's size. Always perform AP and lateral views together for accurate fracture assessment. Keep your arm still to minimize any movement during the scan. 🎯 This video will help you understand the basics of diagnostic radiology and learn how to get a clear and understandable image the first time. Our goal is to simplify radiology and make it enjoyable and easy for anyone starting out. ❤️ ❓ Episode question: If a patient is unable to rotate their arm after a mid-humerus fracture, what is the best way to obtain a clear lateral view? 🤔 Share your answer in the comments below 👇 👇 Follow the rest of the Radiology Learning Series Subscribe to get the next episodes 🔔 00:00 Introduction 00:23 Anatomy 03:24 Introduction to Positions 04:21 Ap Position 12:23 Lateral Position #Humerus # Xray # HumerusXray #Radiology #RadiologyEducation #Anatomy #Radiography #Anatomy #RadiologyEducation #XrayTutorial #Radiology # #HumerusXray #HumerusImaging #HumerusAnatomy #BasicRadiology #RadiologyFromZero #MedicalImaging #XrayPositions #APandLateral #Humerus #Xray #HumerusXray #Radiology #RadiologyEducation #Anatomy #Radiology #Anatomy #RadiologyEducation #XrayTutorial #Radiology #BearXray #BearImaging #BearAnatomy #RadiologyFromZero #MedicalImaging #XrayPositions #APandLateral