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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Normal hip x-ray

Clavicle x-ray - labeling questions

Fractured clavicle and bent ORIF cannulated screw

Teeth anatomy - labeling questions

OPG - labeling questions

Truncal venous development (Gray's illustrations)

Hepatic venous development (Gray's illustration)

Dural venous development (Gray's illustrations)

Carotid artery development (Gray's illustration)

Sinus venosus development (Gray's illustration)

Aortic arches (Gray's illustration)

Pneumothorax due to lymphangioleiomyomatosis

Superior ophthalmic vein thrombosis

Cricothyroidotomy tube for severe epiglottitis

Ankle and foot bone infarcts secondary to alcoholism

Femoral canal (Gray's illustrations)

Femoral triangle and sheath (Gray's illustrations)

Internal pudendal artery (Gray's illustrations)

Subdural hemorrhage on CT perfusion

Gluteal arteries (Gray's illustration)

Leg arteries (Gray's illustrations)

Femoral artery (Gray's illustrations)

Plantar arteries (Gray's illustrations)

Left atrium and ventricle (Gray's illustration)

Left and right ventricles (Gray's illustration)

Right atrium and ventricle (Gray's illustration)

Heart (Gray's illustrations)

Genicular arteries (Gray's illustration)

Embryologic development of the heart (Gray's illustrations)

Atrioventricular bundle of His (Gray's illustration)

Pulmonary arteries and veins (Gray's illustration)

Visceral nerves of the thorax (Gray's illustration)

Aortic valve opened up (Gray's illustration)

Cardiac fibrous skeleton (Gray's illustration)

Pericardial sinuses (Gray's illustration)

Obturator internus (Gray's illustration)

Gluteal and posterior thigh muscles (Gray's illustration)

Medial thigh muscles (Gray's illustration)

Saphenous hiatus (Gray's illustration)

Anterior thigh muscles (Gray's illustration)

Posterior shoulder muscles (Gray's illustration)

Sternoclavicular joint dislocation

Palmar aponeurosis (Gray's illustration)

Thenar muscles (Gray's illustration)

Intrinsic hand muscles (Gray's illustration)

Hand interossei muscles (Gray's illustrations)

Tendon sheaths of the wrist and hand (Gray's illustrations)

Central line malpositioned in the aorta

Anterior process of calcaneum fracture

Wrist cross section diagrams (Gray's illustrations)

Supinator (Gray's illustration)

Posterior forearm muscles (Gray's illustrations)

Anterior forearm muscles (Gray's illustrations)

Ulnocarpal synovial osteochondromatosis

Posterior leg muscles (Gray's illustrations)

Anterior and lateral leg muscles (Gray's illustration)

Pectoral muscles (Gray's illustrations)

Anterior abdominal wall (Gray's illustrations)

Inguinal canal and rings (Gray's illustrations)

Ankle tendons (Gray's illustrations)

Plantar foot muscles (Gray's illustrations)

Palatine bone (Gray's illustrations)

Zygomatic bone (Gray's illustrations)

Foot interossei muscles (Gray's illustrations)

Rectus sheath (Gray's illustrations)

Lateral process of talus fracture

Essex-Lopresti fracture-disclocation

Shoulder metastases

Hallux sesamoid fracture

Contrast filling the appendix post contrast swallow study

Maxillary sinus (Gray's illustration)

Hard palate (Gray's illustration)

Dislocated reverse total shoulder arthroplasty

Key foreign body on CXR

Nasal conchae (Gray's illustration)

Ethmoid bone (Gray's illustrations)

Lacrimal bone (Gray's illustration)

Maxilla (Gray's illustrations)

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