Trauma X-Ray Collection

   This section provides images of key trauma x-rays. It was initially developed, in part, by Dr. Ulvi Budak and to by Dr. Lourens Bester.

   Specific radiological comments should be directed to the Director of Radiology Department, Dr. Lourens Bester.
E-mail: lourens.bester@swsahs.nsw.gov.au

(See Prof. Richard Bell's Article on Clearing the Cervical Spine)

Contents:

PLAIN X-RAYS

1. C-Spine
   1. Odontoid Peg
   2. C2 Posterior Elements with dislocation
   3. C5 Vertebral Body Fracture
   4. C6 Burst Fracture with Dislocation
   5. C6 Crush Fracture
2. CXR
   1. Ruptured Diaphragm 1
   2. Ruptured Diaphragm 2
   3. Ruptured Diaphragm 3
   4. Ruptured diaphragm 4
   5. Mediastinal Emphysema
   6. Haemothorax 1
   7. Haemothorax 2
   8. Haemothorax 3
   9. Haemothorax 4
   10. Haemothorax 5
   11. Haemothorax 6
   12. Haemothorax 7
   13. Pneumothorax 1
   14. Pneumothorax 2
   15. Pneumothorax 3
   16. Pneumothorax 4
   17. Subcutaneous Emphysema
3. Pelvis
   1. Pelvis 1 (Normal)
   2. Pelvis 2
   3. Pelvis 3
   4. Pelvis 4
   5. Pelvis 5
   6. Pelvis 6
   7. Retrograde Urethragram 1
   8. Retrograde Urethragram 2
   9. Retrograde Urethragram 3
4. Facial
   1. Mandible 1
   2. Mandible 2

CT SCANS

1. Head
   • Extradural
   • Subdural & Subarachnoid
2. Facial
   • 3D Reconstruction of Multiple Fractures
3. Abdominal
   • Liver Laceration
   • Haemoperitoneum

ANGIOGRAMS

1. Carotid Artery Dissection
2. Descending Thoracic Aorta Dissection
3. Dissection at Left Subclavian origin

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