Normal upper limb imaging examples
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This page lists examples of normal imaging of the upper limb, divided by region and modality.
Shoulder girdle
- plain radiograph
- ultrasound:
- shoulder: rotator cuff example
- CT
- MRI
- shoulder MR arthrogram
- brachial plexus
- example 1: including Dixon method
- fluoroscopy: shoulder arthrogram example
Arm
- plain radiograph
- humerus:
- example 1: AP + lateral (adult male)
- humerus:
- CT
- humerus: needed
- MRI
- arm: example
Elbow
- plain radiograph
- ultrasound:
- common extensor origin
- common flexor origin
- CT
- example 1: elderly adult
- MRI
- fluoroscopy: elbow arthrogram
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Forearm
- plain radiograph:
- CT: needed
- MRI: example
Wrist
Hand
- plain radiograph
- hand
- thumb: example, example 2 (lateral), example 3 (AP), example 4
- fingers
- example: fingers 2 or 3
- example: fingers 4 and 5
- example 6 (AP), example 7 (lateral)
- ultrasound:
- finger
- CT
- needed
- MRI
- needed
-<li>ultrasound:<ul><li>shoulder: rotator cuff <a title="example" href="/cases/normal-shoulder-ultrasound">example</a>- +<li>ultrasound:<ul><li>shoulder: rotator cuff <a href="/cases/normal-shoulder-ultrasound">example</a>
-<li>fluoroscopy: elbow arthrogram needed</li>- +<li>fluoroscopy: elbow arthrogram <a title="example" href="/cases/normal-elbow-arthrograms">example</a>
- +</li>