Emergency Medicine Images for Practice

Section I:
X-ray
1. Basic approach to Chest Radiography
2. Basic approach to Peds Elbow Radiography
3. Basic approach to Wrist Radiography
4. Basic approach to Ankle Radiography
5. Basic approach to Cervical Spine Radiography
6. Basic approach to Hip/Pelvis X-ray
7. Basic approach to Plain Abdominal Radiography
8. Esophageal foreign body
9. Large Bowel Volvulus (Sigmoid and Cecal)
10. Pneumoperitoneum
11. Ileus
12. Ogilvie
13. Emphysematous cholecystitis
14. Cardiomegaly
15. Endocarditis
16. Pulmonary edema
17. Mandibular Fracture/Dislocation
18. Epiglottitis
19. Sarcoidosis
20. Tuberculosis
21. Anthrax
22. Necrotizing fasciitis
23. Legg-Calve-Perthes
24. Osteomyelitis
25. Septic joint
26. Inflammatory arthritis (gout)
27. Slipped Capital Femoral Epiphysis (SCFE),
28. Clavicle fracture
29. Shoulder dislocations (anterior/postieror/interior) / Bankart and Hill-Sachs lesions
30. Hip dislocations
31. Boxer’s fracture
32. Salter-Harris I-V
33. Torus / Bowing Deformity / Greenstick Fractures
34. Toddler’s fracture
35. Supracondylar fracture
36. Radial head fracture
37. Colles’ fracture
38. Smith’s fracture
39. Barton fracture
40. Pelvic fracture
41. Compression fracture
42. Scaphoid fracture
43. Carpal instability
44. Triquetral fracture
45. Lunate fracture
46. Bennett’s fracture
47. Rolando’s fracture
48. Monteggia fracture
49. Galeazzi fracture
50. Lisfranc fracture
51. Atlanto-occipital dislocation
52. Clayshoveler’s fracture
53. Jefferson fracture
54. Odontoid fracture
55. Hangman’s fracture
56. Bilateral facet dislocation
57. Chance fracture
58. Teardrop fracture
59. Spondylolisthesis
60. Elbow dislocation
61. Knee dislocation
62. Ankle fractures
63. Ankle dislocation
64. Finger dislocation
65. Swan neck / Boutonniere deformities
66. Patella fracture
67. Patella dislocation
68. Maisonneuve fracture
69. Metaphyseal corner fracture
70. Jones/Pseudo-Jones fracture
71. Mallet finger
72. Pseudosubluxation child
73. Tuft fracture
74. Calcaneal fracture
75. Humeral shaft fracture
76. AC separation
77. Tibial plateau fracture
78. Hip fractures
79. Sternal fracture
80. Primary bone neoplasm
81. Congenital diaphragmatic hernia
82. Duodenal atresia
83. Necrotizing Enterocolitis (NEC)
84. Malrotation with midgut volvulus
85. Tetralogy of Fallot
86. Child abuse
87. Croup
88. Lobar atelectasis
89. Pleural effusion
90. Pneumomediastinum
91. Pneumothorax / tension pneumothorax
92. Pneumonia – various
93. PCP PNA
94. COPD
95. Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome (ARDS)
96. Aspiration Pneumonia
97. Lung nodule
(or Lung Mass?)
98. Bronchiectasis
99. Lung abscess
100. Mediastinal mass
101. Rib fracture / flail chest
102. Sternoclavicular dislocation
103. Hemothorax
104. Diaphragm rupture
105. Multiple myeloma
Section II:
US
1. Basic approach to AAA Exam
2. Basic approach to Biliary Exam
3. Basic approach to Echocardiography Exam
4. Basic approach to E-FAST
5. Basic approach to Pneumothorax Exam
6. Basic approach to Appendix Exam
7. Basic approach to Pelvic US
8. Basic approach to DVT exam
9. Basic approach to Renal Exam
10. US-guided procedures
11. US confirmation of ETT placement
12. Gallbladder Disease
13. Acute appendicitis
14. Abdominal hernia
15. AAA
16. Cardiac tamponade
17. Endocarditis
18. Retinal detachment
19. Vitreous hemorrhage
20. Lens dislocation
21. Tubo-ovarian abscess
22. Ruptured ectopic pregnancy
23. Ovarian torsion
24. Placenta previa/A>25. Molar pregnancy
26. Ovarian Hyperstimulation Syndrome
27. Pyloric stenosis
28. Intussusception
29. Mesenteric adenitis
30. Hydronephrosis
31. Urinary retention / post-void residual
32. Wilm’s tumor
33. Testicular torsion
34. Perinephric abscess
35. Pneumothorax
36. DVT
37. RUSH exam
38. Cellulitis/A>39. Increased Intracranial Pressure
40. Musculoskeletal Injuries
41. Hip effusion
42. Wound foreign body
43. Peritonsillar abscess drainage
44. Breast US
Section III:
CT
1. Introduction to reading a non-contrast head CT
2. Introduction to reading a CT angiogram of the chest
3. Introduction to reading CT abdomen
4. Acute appendicitis
5. SBO/LBO
6. Perforated peptic ulcer
7. Boerhaave’s syndrome
8. Mesenteric ischemia
9. Diverticulitis
10. Psoas abscess
11. Inflammatory bowel disease
12. Necrotizing pancreatitis / pseudocyst
13. Clostridium difficile
14. Intra-abdominal abscess
15. Retroperitoneal hemorrhage
16. Abdominal hernia
17. Aortic dissection
18. AAA (ruptured)
19. Ludwig’s angina
20. Retropharyngeal abscess
21. Undifferentiated neck mass
22. Sinusitis
23. Mastoiditis
24. Orbital cellulitis
25. Retrobulbar hematoma
26. Necrotizing fasciitis
27. Fournier’s gangrene
28. Toxoplasmosis
29. Brain abscess
30. Compression fracture
31. Vertebral fractures
32. Clavicle fracture
33. Tibial plateau fracture
34. Occult hip fracture
35. Calcaneal fracture
36. Sternal fracture
37. Sternoclavicular dislocation
38. LeFort fractures
39. Ischemic / hemorrhagic stroke
40. Subarachnoid hemorrhage
41. Cerebral venous sinus thrombosis
42. Intracerebral / cerebellar hemorrhage
43. Carotid / vertebral dissection
44. Brain tumor
45. Neurocysticercosis
46. Nephrolithiasis
47. Pulmonary embolism
48. Tuberculosis
49. Orbital floor fracture
50. Mandible fracture
51. Epidural hematoma
52. Subdural hematoma
53. Basilar skull fracture
54. Cerebral herniation
55. Non-contrast/PO/IV CT studies
Section IV:
MRI
1. Herniated disc / cord compression
2. Cervical ligamentous instability
3. Cauda equina
4. Spinal epidural abscess
5. Discitis / vertebral osteomyelitis
6. Transverse myelitis
7. Spinal epidural hematoma
8. Occult hip fracture
9. Ischemic stroke
10. SAH/aneurysm
11. Cerebral venous sinus thrombosis
12. Brain tumor
13. Multiple sclerosis
14. Carotid/vertebral dissection
15. Encephalitis
16. Acute appendicitis