Ian Bickle ◉

MB BCH BAO FRCR

Dr Ian Bickle trained in Sheffield, United Kingdom. He now works at various sites in the NHS as well as reporting for NHS patients in the regions of the UK via an outsourcing company. He has a long and keen interest in education and bringing teaching opportunities to others. He is a great advocate of discrepancy sharing in the interests of improved practice. He has spearheaded a team producing the FRCR 2B long case examination preparation material on the site as well as assisting with aspects of radiopaedia's social media output.

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4ways diagostics, I work for this out sourcing company during non NHS hours (ongoing)

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ORIF thoracic cage

Dislocated hip prosthesis

Bilateral posterior shoulder fracture dislocation due to electrocution

Open book pelvic injury

Brachial artery rupture

Lover's fracture

Total talar dislocation

Supraorbital fracture

Bilateral Colles fractures

Large lipohaemarthorosis with pseudosubluxation

Orbital blow out fracture - teardrop sign

Burst fracture

Radial head fracture

Humerus fracture - film edge

Ankle and metatarsal fracture - satisfaction of search

Fracture surgical neck of humerus (on chest radiograph)

Trimalleolar fracture

Schatzker type II tibial plateau fracture

Bilateral shoulder dislocation

Scapular fracture

Posterior hip dislocation

Anterior shoulder dislocation

Subdural hematoma - thin

Grade 3 AP compression fracture of the pelvis

Traumatic small bowel perforation: handlebar injury

Mandible fracture (pediatric)

Burst fracture

Traumatic diaphragmatic rupture

Trapezoid dislocation

Anterior shoulder dislocation

Scapholunate dissociation - Terry Thomas sign

Normal lateral sternum radiograph

Normal orbits radiograph

Normal peg view

Normal lateral cervical spine radiograph

Normal facial bones

Normal lateral skull

Skull fracture

Normal facial bones

Calcaneal fracture

Hemopneumothorax

Segond fracture

Hangman's fracture

Triquetral fracture

Giant cell tumor with pathological fracture

Medial orbital blow-out fracture

Acute traumatic mesenteric bleed

Non-accidental injury

Rectus sheath hematoma

Traumatic colonic perforation

Extradural vs subdural hematoma: lemon vs banana

Lateral tibial plateau fracture

Burst fracture with cauda equina syndrome

Shattered spleen - AAST grade V injury

Intra-peritoneal bladder rupture

Multiorgan trauma with grade V renal injury

Bronchogenic cyst - mediastinal

Liver laceration - AAST grade IV

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