Craig Hacking ◉ ◈

BSc (Biomed) MBBS FRANZCR

Associate Professor Craig Hacking is an emergency and trauma radiologist at the Princess Alexandra Hospital in Brisbane, Qld. He also works one day a week as forensic radiologist. He has special interest in trauma and emergency radiology, forensics, radiologic anatomy and medical education.

In 2015, Craig worked at the Royal Melbourne Hospital alongside Assoc Prof Frank Gaillard and began regularly contributing to Radiopaedia. He was previously the anatomy section editor, with a background in teaching anatomy to undergraduates, medical students, surgeons and radiologists for over 15 years. Craig is the Academic Lead for Clinical Radiology at the University of Queensland and has previously served as the Lead Anatomy Examiner for the RANZCR. In 2023 he published "Imaging for Students 5th edition".

Craig and Dr Andrew Dixon may be presenting emergency and trauma Radiopaedia courses in 2024 in Brisbane and Melbourne.

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MR internal auditory canals coronal - labeling questions

MR internal auditory canals sagittal - labeling questions

MR internal auditory canals axial - labeling questions

C6/7 chalkstick fracture in ankylosing spondylitis with large epidural hematoma

Normal female pelvis - anteverted uterus (MRI)

MR lumbar spine axial - labeling questions

MR lumbar spine sagittal - labeling questions

Cerebral abscess secondary to mastoiditis

Pericallosal ACA infarction

Gyrus rectus, cingulate gyrus and caudate head infarction post ACA aneurysm coiling

Hippocampal and thalamic infarction from vertebral artery dissecting aneursym

Lateral medullary infarct

Venous infarct due to superior sagittal sinus and superior cortical vein thrombosis

Bilateral ACA infarction due to azygos ACA embolism

Bilateral cerebellar tonsil infarction

Normal shoulder MRI arthrogram

MRI pituitary gland coronal T1 post contrast - labeling questions

MRI pituitary gland sagittal T1 post contrast - labeling questions

Romanus lesions - ankylosing spondylitis

Accessory PCA arising from the terminal ICA

MRI head axial T2 - labeling questions

MRI head sagittal T1 - labeling questions

Atlas (type 3b subtype 1) and axis (Anderson and D'Alonzo type 3, Roy-Camille type 2) fractures

Atlanto-occipital dissociation - Traynelis type 1

Patellar tendon rupture

Normal tongue base MRI

Normal MRI pelvis (rectal cancer protocol)

Normal breast MRI - dense breasts

Normal breast MRI (fatty breasts)

Vein of Trolard thrombosis with venous infarction (CT perfusion)

Cerebral abscess with ventriculitis

Basal ganglia chronic hypoxic ischemic disease

Susac syndrome

Pelvic question mark (Rorschach radiology)

Acute P1 occlusion with PCA ischemia penumbra (CT perfusion)

Normal MR pulmonary angiogram TWIST

Aplastic A1 on MRA

Interhemispheric fissure

Giant cell tumor with pathological fracture of the distal femur

Petrous apex chondrosarcoma

Spinal schwannoma and renal cell carcinoma

Normal MRCP

Normal pelvic MRI (fistula protocol)

Normal MRI pineal gland

Normal MRI internal auditory canal

Suprasellar cystic lesion (differential diagnosis)

Bilateral fetal posterior communicating arteries

Dislocated proximal tibiofibular joint

Ischemic cerebellar infarct with early hemorrhagic transformation

Focal cortical dysplasia - type II

Pontine infarct

Cervical and acoustic schwannomas suggesting neurofibromatosis type 2

Spinal synovial cyst

Intracranial melanoma metastases

Pelvic osteosarcoma

Trigeminal artery and basilar ectasia

Meniscal flipped fragment

Long terminal internal carotid artery mimicking an aneurysm

Reverse Hills-Sachs lesion

Large parameniscal cyst

Superolateral Hoffa's fat pad impingemnt

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